Webinar September 2020: The E-Mobility Decade: A holistic assessment of critical technologies and supply chain dynamics

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Webinar September 2020: The E-Mobility Decade: A holistic assessment of critical technologies and supply chain dynamics

A Special Webinar for the International CTI SYMPOSIUM Community in conjunction with IHS Markit

Despite existing and immediate pressures generated by the COVID-19 crisis, the automotive industry direction of travel towards increasingly electrified propulsion remains intact. Challenges imposed by air quality legislation and CO2 requirements remain, whilst investments from car manufactures and suppliers well established before the crisis will look to bear fruit. A slew of new technology is forecast to become ubiquitous in the coming years as the next wave of likely more cautious EV adopters transition away from the internal combustion engine. They are forecast to embrace increasingly connected, autonomous and shared mobility means, underpinned by electric component technologies, at an increasing annual rate of more than 20% between 2021 and 2026.

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In this context and further out into the decade, a paradigm shift is set to be observed as the suppliers of key new e-mobility component technologies and associated systems look to achieve scale and market share in rapidly evolving technology segments. Which battery material technologies will make for profitable long-term investment? How will demands for superior inverter performance be met and using which component technologies? Where will the value reside in the fully integrated eAxle powertrains of the future? How will these technologies be cooled to ensure optimum conditioning, efficiency and longevity? Understanding these strategic questions will be critical to inform investment decisions and future direction.

Join IHS Markit’s Supply Chain & Technology analysts for this CTI webinar as they share forecast insights, outlining their independent perspectives in these key growth areas.

The experts

Matteo MartiniMatteo Martini
Principal Research Analyst
Thermal, Automotive, Supply Chain & Technology
IHS Markit

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Matteo Martini is Principal Research Analyst of Thermal domain at IHS Markit within Supply Chain and Technology, Automotive Department. His primary focus lies in the areas of climate control, powertrain cooling as well as hybrid and electric vehicles thermal management.

Matteo had previously worked with a major OEM supplier for 13 years within Engineering and Project Management, Thermal Division both in Italy and in the USA.

Matteo graduated from Politecnico di Torino, Italy with a master’s degree in Automotive Engineering and is a Chartered Member of Institution of Industrial Engineers in Turin, Italy.

Claudio VittoriClaudio Vittori
Senior Technical Research Analyst
Powertrain & E-Mobility Component Research, Automotive, Supply Chain & Technology
IHS Markit

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Claudio´s research area includes technology forecasting of e-mobility components, with a specific focus on electric motors power electronics and charging infrastructure.

Claudio has 8 years of experience in e-mobility, having worked for charging stations manufacturers, research institutions and an e-vehicle start-up in Switzerland, Germany and Italy.

Ph.D. Richard Seiho KimPh.D. Richard Seiho Kim
Principal Analyst, E-Mobility Component Research
Automotive, Supply Chain & Technology,
IHS Markit

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Dr. Richard Seiho Kim is a principal analyst of Supply Chain and Technology based in South Korea. His responsibilities include e-mobility components technology forecasting and he has a specialty in e-mobility batteries.

He majored in mechanical engineering and completed the master and doctorate courses in management of technology. His academic interests lie in technology forecasting and technology innovation in automotive industry.

He has more than 15 years’ experience in automotive industry as a competitive intelligence researcher in auto manufacturers, and a strategic account manager in a global tier 1 supplier. His extensive automotive industry experience allows him to interpret and articulate the context behind his research with anecdotal evidence, as well as leverage a good number of excellent industry contacts for further insight.

The webinar was moderated by

VahabzadehCTI SYMPOSIUM USA Chair
Dr. Hamid Vahabzadeh
Strategy Advisor at AVL List GmbH

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