Companies everywhere are aiming to decrease their carbon footprint, but how exactly can they make the most impact? More importantly, which stakeholders are responsible for making their practices more sustainable? New research around carbon insetting suggests that achieving a “net zero” carbon footprint will require a unified front from all entities in a supply chain.
Mobility has transformed into a user-centric concept – recognizing that transportation products and services must be responsive to the needs, habits, and preferences of consumers. As the automotive industry continues to rapidly evolve, so too must the new mobility workforce. The internal combustion engine (ICE) has been used in the commercial production of motor vehicles
Findings provide future vehicle miles traveled data, an in-depth look at consumer expectations and market segmentation analysis DETROIT — While automotive aftermarket companies, suppliers, distributors and industry professionals all try to discern their path forward in a quickly evolving landscape, a newly released study shows U.S. adults plan to drive more overall post-pandemic. “Post-pandemic” for this
Recent global events have overturned the way we live, manufacture, and consume in an extraordinary way. One of the least expected and most spectacular of these changes on an industrial level concerns the future of hydrogen fuel cells. Within the automotive sector, attitudes towards hydrogen fuel cell powertrains have shifted. Interest in fuel cell technology
Fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) or fuel cell vehicles (FCVs) are electric vehicles that use a fuel cell to power the drive system. A major benefit of fuel cell vehicle technology is no tailpipe emissions. By combining hydrogen and oxygen, a fuel cell generates electricity through an electrochemical reaction, not combustion. These vehicles only emit
Logistics providers who use automation technology are predicted to survive, and thrive It has been a frenetic and bumpy period for the trucking industry. The Trump administration’s pro-business strategies offered carriers a boost in 2018. The road ahead looked wide open, and carriers and shippers felt more optimistic. Unfortunately, optimism gave way to uncertainty. Just
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