7/12/2023

Nice conversation last night with a VP of world’s largest vehicle OEM.

Walking dogs on a beautiful evening.

We’re in a period of disruption, perhaps never seen before in the advanced world. AI, remote work, automation, and changes in energy and sources of power.

A recent report of requirements from the EPA, would make 67% of all vehicles sold in the USA, to be electric 10 years from now.

There are 3 primary challenges from a car makers point of view with the move to electrification:

1. Cost

2. Charging Infrastructure

3. China (source of raw materials, and they have advances in battery technology way ahead of where we are in the US currently)


Also, a growing population of automotive engineers believe that ultimately, hydrogen sources of power would be the best option for power over electric sources. The by-products of hydrogen power would be water and oxygen … not too shabby.

The challenge with hydrogen of course is keeping it from blowing up vehicles … nobody wants their car to turn into the Hindenberg.

We’re in the middle of disruption right now, and curious about your thoughts on what will the future of on-road mobility look like 20 years from now?

Today, 62-80, and some clouds.

Make it a great day everyone!

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What will the future of (on-road) mobility look like 20 years from now?

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80% electric, 20% hydrogen 20%

50% electric, 50% hydrogen 15%

30% gas, 70% other 56%

Other – comment below 9%