The term “EV chasm” describes the challenge facing automakers, suppliers, and policymakers around the world, namely the gap between the early adopter phase and the ubiquitous uptake of electric vehicles – a topic addressed in a recent FISITA webinar.
Three conferences, a new president, a host of new members, and all-new digital – much has happened at FISITA in 2025, write FISITA CEO Chris Mason and CTO Martin Kahl
Episode 3 of FISITA’s Beyond the Car podcast features a conversation with Pierre Millette, the Chief Technology Officer of ACEA, the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association.
Autonomy, electrification, and connectivity are reshaping the automotive landscape. To meet global demand, the automotive industry must shift from selling cars to delivering flexible, sustainable systems built for everyone, writes Dr Christopher Borroni-Bird
The shift to software-defined vehicles is more than a technical upgrade, it’s a cultural revolution. Explore how legacy manufacturers need to evolve to stay relevant in a market driven by intelligence, integration, and speed. By Dr Partha Goswami
Safety experts from around the world headed to Xi’an, China in September for Intelligent Safety Conference 2025. Martin Kahl picks out the event’s highlights
The connected, autonomous, and sustainable mobility solutions of tomorrow will rely on intelligently engineered advanced chassis systems, writes Fabio Squadrani, Chair of FISITA’s Advanced Chassis Technology Expert Group
WMC 2025 in Barcelona was a hub of knowledge exchange, opinions, and debate—timely, as the automotive industry faces some of its biggest challenges in decades, writes James Scoltock
At the 2025 FISITA World Mobility Conference, automotive engineers and engineering leaders explored an autonomous, electric future with one eye fixed firmly on the environment. By Michael Nash
Eran Ofir will join a panel in the Future Mobility Systems & Solutions track on integrating automated vehicles into public transportation. He talks to FISITA CTO Martin Kahl about key developments in automotive engineering
