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Original AVIN Insights – Specialized Series Report, avinhub.ca, June 2021 In this report, we highlight the different types of electric vehicles and their charging infrastructure technologies. We also discuss the major benefits of adopting EVs for both the vehicle owner and the environment, and touch upon the current market dynamics

Original Article, S. Kane et al., McKinsey & Company, June 4, 2021 As millions of electric vehicles hit the roads in the next decade, the need for fast charging will grow rapidly. To win in this already competitive market, providers must differentiate themselves. As the EV customer base expands and

Original Article, M. Bertoncello et al., McKinsey & Company, February 11, 2021 Connected cars provide a unique customer experience while simultaneously delivering cost and revenue benefits to mobility companies, including OEMs, suppliers, dealers, insurers, fleets, tech players, and beyond. To date, however, most players have overlooked opportunities to monetize data from

Original Article, B. Heid et al., McKinsey & Company, June 25, 2021 Hydrogen combustion engines can leverage existing technologies and provide a zero-emissions option for specific use cases while supporting the growth of hydrogen infrastructure. Regulators are tightening emissions rules for on-highway trucks in many of the world’s largest markets

Original Article, N. Lemphers, May 19, 2021 Sustainable transportation hinges on EV adoption, but it also requires that there is fewer cars, more transit, safer streets and sound planning. Ultimately, the wide array of benefits means there are many potential allies for EV advocates to work with in turning heads

Original Article, Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers’ Association and Call2Recycle, June 1, 2021 Electric vehicles (EV) are entering the market as alternatives to traditional internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles. Burning gasoline or diesel in passenger cars and trucks emits greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and transitioning to EVs is an effective way to