Stay ConnectedThe Overtake provides a glimpse into the fast paced and ever-changing automotive industry. Host John Bozzella of the Alliance for Automotive Innovation takes listeners inside the industry to hear the stories of politics, policy, and technology creating a cleaner, safer, and smarter automotive future.
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Cars have been marketed to consumers virtually as long as there have been cars for consumers to purchase. Over the years, vehicle marketing and advertising has evolved as the industry and consumer wants and needs have changed. Today, the automotive industry is undergoing a tremendous revolution in transforming personal mobility for a cleaner, safer, and smarter transportation future. Developing these technologies and bringing them to market is just one piece of the puzzle; consumers will determine the ultimate success of this transition. With this in mind, understanding consumers and how best to communicate with them about the new vehicles being manufactured today is a more important task than ever. To discuss this enormous task, host John Bozzella is joined by Allyson Witherspoon, the vice president and chief marketing officer of Nissan USA. This podcast is presented by Intel, a global technology leader.
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In early November, Auto Innovators held its Autos2050 Transforming Mobility Summit, which brought together some of the leading innovators, policy leaders, and forward thinkers driving the future of personal mobility. One of the guests at the Summit was Mr. Daniel Yergin, the Vice Chairman of global information company IHS Markit. In this episode, you’ll hear Daniel and host John Bozzella's discussion from the Summit about transitions and transformations impacting the automotive industry.
This podcast is presented by Intel, a global technology leader. Together with subsidiary Mobileye, Intel is revolutionizing technology for the automotive industry, delivering best-in-class automated driving solutions to make roads safer for all. Learn more at mobileye.com.
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To the casual observer, it may seem that the rapid development and adoption of electric vehicles may have happened overnight. In reality, this transformation has taken many years to unfold, not to mention many twists and turns. In this episode, host John Bozzella talks with Professor John Graham of the O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University about how we have arrived at this point. Dr. Graham explains the various influences that have played a role and will continue to play a role in the proliferation of EVs.
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Every aspect of a vehicle is designed to serve a purpose, be it to improve performance and safety or to spark an emotion. As the technologies used in and to design vehicles change, so do the cars and trucks that result from the design process. In this episode, to provide a glimpse into the world of automotive design, host John Bozzella is joined by Kevin Hunter, the president of Toyota Motor Corporation’s North American design studio, Calty Design Research.
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Automotive manufacturing has an important role in everyday lives – from providing jobs to providing means to get to jobs. Today, 14 manufacturers operate 50 assembly plants across 14 states. In this episode, host John Bozzella and Stuart Countess, Chief Operating Officer at Kia Georgia, discuss the logistics behind auto manufacturing, and how technological innovations are spurring change in not only how vehicles are made, but also in the over 200,000 people who make them.
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Throughout history, automakers have released new car models year-over-year, always with the newest bells and whistles of their time. In this episode, host John Bozzella and Vice President of Government Affairs at Cruise, Rob Grant, explore one of the most discussed – and often misunderstood – new technologies in the automotive industry: automated vehicles.
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COVID-19 is still happening to the automotive industry. In this episode, host John Bozzella, National Automobile Dealers Association President and CEO Mike Stanton and General Motor's Vice President of External Affairs Liz Reicherts discuss the impact the pandemic has had on the auto industry and the industry’s pivot to producing personal protective equipment and other lifesaving measures.
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The automotive industry has always been on the forefront of technological change. Over the decades, cars and trucks have evolved alongside the technology of the day, from hand cranks to electronic starters and internal combustion engines to electric vehicles and hydrogen fuel cells. In this episode, host John Bozzella discusses the future of the industry with Ford's Chief Futurist Sheryl Connelly.
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