Erin Keating, senior director of economic and industry insights at Cox Automotive, joins Automotive News reporter Laurence Iliff on the “Shift” podcast to explain how the EV tax credit sales drop is more complex than it seems — automakers pulled back on production in anticipation of slumping demand. “You can’t sell what you don’t have,” she said. Keating discusses how automakers are courting a more receptive electric vehicle buyer and how the industry can get to price parity with intern...
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Erin Keating, senior director of economic and industry insights at Cox Automotive, joins Automotive News reporter Laurence Iliff on the “Shift” podcast to explain how the EV tax credit sales drop is more complex than it seems — automakers pulled back on production in anticipation of slumping demand. “You can’t sell what you don’t have,” she said. Keating discusses how automakers are courting a more receptive electric vehicle buyer and how the industry can get to price parity with intern...
Ahead of IAA, Anshuman Saxena unpacks Qualcomm’s big driver-assistance ambitions
Shift: A podcast about mobility
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Ahead of IAA, Anshuman Saxena unpacks Qualcomm’s big driver-assistance ambitions
Anshuman Saxena, vice president and head of ADAS and automated driving at Qualcomm, details the company’s long-simmering efforts to deliver driver-assistance technology on a global scale. Underway for years, those efforts will debut aboard BMW’s Neue Klasse platform during the IAA mobility showcase in Munich next month. Saxena discusses that development, plus broader driver-assistance plans at Qualcomm. The company has roughly $45 billion in expected auto industry revenue, and roughly a...
Shift: A podcast about mobility
Erin Keating, senior director of economic and industry insights at Cox Automotive, joins Automotive News reporter Laurence Iliff on the “Shift” podcast to explain how the EV tax credit sales drop is more complex than it seems — automakers pulled back on production in anticipation of slumping demand. “You can’t sell what you don’t have,” she said. Keating discusses how automakers are courting a more receptive electric vehicle buyer and how the industry can get to price parity with intern...
