The ITS World Congress 2025: Where AI Meets Trust on the Road to Autonomous Mobility
The ITS World Congress 2025 in Atlanta proved once again why it remains the premier stage for charting the future of mobility. Thousands of industry leaders gathered across five days, revealing a profound shift: AI has become the operating foundation of modern transportation systems.
Powertrain Priorities
Five years ago, EVs were predicted to be the sole future of automotive manufacturing and consumption. Politicians, consultants, pundits, industry experts, and anyone with a stake in the manufacturing process lauded EVs as the surefire next step towards saving the environment and ushering in a cleaner future.
Tesla’s Sales Crown Taken by China
Tesla and the EV market have been near synonymous since the introduction of the Model S sedan in 2012. Over the last 13 years, Tesla’s grip on the market has seemed near-insurmountable, with a roaring stock price and loyal legions of fans supporting the company’s every move.
The Case for EV Performance Cars
When people used to think of EVs, what sort of image would come to mind? Perhaps it would be the original Nissan Leaf… an affordable but relatively pedestrian and relaxed commuter car intended for nothing more than a typical daily commute to an office and back. Or maybe something more family oriented like the Tesla Model X.
Wagon Wheels
A Tale of Two Vehicles: The Station Wagon and the Minivan
For as long as the modern automobile has existed, automakers have innovated new methods for carrying greater amounts of passengers and cargo in increasing comfort and style. Not completely satisfied with the capability of pre-WWI American cars, early aftermarket coach builders set to work creating the first vehicles modified to fulfill these evolving needs. Known as depot hacks upon introduction, these custom wood-bodied Model Ts fulfilled commercial uses mainly carrying passengers between platforms at train stations. After the post-WWI military drawdown, production refocused on civilian needs, and Star, a division of the obscure Durant Motors, introduced the first ever factory built station wagon in 1923. Throughout the rest of the interwar period, the majority of America’s OEMs caught on to the station wagon trend…
EV’s – Hope or Hype?
As electric vehicles (EVs) take center stage in the mobility revolution, are they truly the future of transportation or just another passing trend? In this post, AutoMobility Advisors explores the challenges, opportunities, and key innovations shaping the EV landscape. Discover whether EVs are the real solution to a sustainable future or simply overhyped technology.
An (American) Sports Car Story
The Corvette C8 ZR1: A Cumulation of Eight Decades of American Automotive Passion
EXTRA! Vehicle-to-Grid Expansion Saves Planet!
the AutoMobility Roadmap on California’s energy dynamics and the role of electric vehicles! Despite challenges in solar overgeneration, EVs present a solution to utilize surplus energy effectively.
US Auto’s EV Moment
“While well established OEMs have gradually introduced new lineups of electric cars to the market, Chinese auto OEMs are seeking to make their debuts into the US EV market with flashy lineups of very inexpensive cars. Chinese companies such as BYD, Geely, and XPeng are aiming to launch their products in the United States within the next few years, sparking fears of a hostile takeover of the American EV market. “
Classic Mobility
One of the greatest joys of working with cars is having the opportunity to enjoy the collections that have been expertly curated by connoisseurs over the last century of automotive enthusiasm.