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Wards Intelligence Reports: Deep-dive research into the market trends and emerging technologies driving change in the automotive industry. Reports feature competitive analysis of OEM strategies, supplier profiles, trend forecasts, industry surveys, executive interviews, and the expertise of our analysts, researchers and journalists.
Closing the Loop: Strategies Ahead for Reuse, Recycling of Li-ion BEV Batteries
A close look at the industry's direction for Li-ion battery recycling and reuse, including the technology options and key players involved.
CES Signals Electrification Evolution Picking Up Speed
CES has become the showplace for future automotive technology, but a look at a few upstarts and the moves by established players suggests electrification is rapidly gaining strength.
ZF Makes Key Play in Shift to the Software-Defined Vehicle
ZF is among the first Tier 1 suppliers to offer stand-alone middleware, a key component in software-oriented architectures to enabling higher-tech, more easily updated vehicle platforms of the future.
Thermal-Sensor Developer Looks for Boost From Tougher AEB Testing
AdaSky believes its night-vision sensor can make pedestrian-crash-avoidance technology work more reliably. A push in the right direction from regulators and other testers could help convince automakers.
Why SiC, GaN Semiconductors May Be One Answer to Better BEVs
Vitesco’s Beyza Sarioglu, vice president-Electrification Technology North America, discusses a path forward to faster charging, longer-range electric vehicles and how ready the industry is to follow.
Smart Cities: Leading the Way in Mobility
In-depth case studies and analysis of how mobility providers are working with cities to shape the future of urban transportation.
AImotive Sees Sweet Spot Between Automotive, Software Industries
Wards Intelligence Senior Analyst James Amend recently conducted a virtual meeting with three key AImotive executives.
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