Market Moves: Electric Vehicles - Sep 1st, 2023
 
 
How the government, automakers, and others are handling electrification.
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September 1, 2023
From the Editor

Hello and welcome back to Market Moves Electric Vehicles, Endeavor Business Media's monthly look at everything EVs. In this issue we delve into how various entities are handling the shift to EVs in everything from retraining tire and repair shop employees to microgrids powering electric tugboats. Electrification isn't just coming, it's here, as you'll read in our Vehicle Service Pros and Supply Chain Connect pieces. More and more consumers are choosing to go electric and hybrid, but as IndustryWeek columnist Warren Browne will explain, the continuation of ICE vehicles will be a critical part of the transition.  

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Top Story
When big business is regulated — for any reason — taxpayers chip in and help out. The retraining needed for tire and repair shops should be no different.
From FleetOwner
Even as Tesla takes the lead in various charging and storage technologies, Musk can’t control everything. As with other commercial EV manufacturers and fleets, he’s at the mercy of the infrastructure.
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From Vehicle Service Pros
As the trend of choosing electric or hybrid vehicles begins to merge into the mainstream, it's important that technicians know how to service them. NAPA has taken a lead in making sure their technicians are well-equipped for handling this new challenge.
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From Electronic Design
Dynamic wireless charging could revolutionize transportation and accelerate the switch to electric mobility by using copper coils fitted under the asphalt, enabling EVs to charge their batteries while on the move.
From Supply Chain Connect
With dealers expected to sell 14 million electric vehicles this year, auto supply chains are being retooled and rewired to meet the growing demand.
From IndustryWeek
As BEVs build momentum, the real risk arises from failing to update popular gas-powered vehicle models.
From Microgrid Knowledge
Microgrids are becoming the workhorses of electric fleets, supplying power to fleet owners that utilities can't always provide economically. Two examples are microgrids for a new electric tugboat in San Diego and a bus fleet in Jacksonville, Florida.