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Global energy prices increased significantly in the second half of 2021 and early 2022, buoyed by the recovery in the global economy. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine led to another dramatic spike in prices, although these have now retreated to near pre-invasion levels, as key OPEC producers signaled they will increase the global supply. But what could Russia’s invasion of Ukraine mean for global energy markets in the medium to long terms? What are the possible growth opportunities for companies servicing the sector?
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Read more Request InfoAs the world deals with one challenge after another – from the coronavirus pandemic to the ongoing conflict in Europe – the automotive industry too is working its way through several challenges driven by changing customer and business (B2C and B2B) demands. AWS for Automotive showcases how evolving customer demands can be successfully fulfilled not just by being a business partner but by being a partner in co-creating a seamless mobility ecosystem for development and deployment.
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In more buzz-worthy developments emerging from the global electric vehicle (EV) market, Japanese titans Sony Corp and Honda Motor Co Ltd have declared that they will be partnering to fast-track their EV ambitions. Their recently announced joint venture will design, develop and deliver battery-powered EVs, with the first model set for commercial roll out in 2025.
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A recently announced partnership will see the US-based Luminar Technology’s Iris laser LiDARs integrated into Mercedes-Benz’s autonomous vehicles. Under the terms of the agreement and to constantly improve its autonomous driving technology, Luminar will have access to data generated by these vehicles. Mercedes-Benz has, moreover, picked up a 1% stake in Luminar. It is interesting to note that just in 2021, Mercedes equipped its vehicles with Valeo’s scala LiDAR to launch its level 3 autonomous feature called Drive Pilot.
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2021 was a challenging year for the automotive industry due to changing consumer attitudes towards mobility and chip shortage, which led to reduced production. There is an accelerated and irreversible change in mobility patterns of the customers that automotive players are grappling with. Widespread acceptance of hybrid working impacts mobility patterns, and the pervasive nature of e-commerce is digitizing consumer journeys faster than ever.
Automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are expected to replace powertrain suspension and steering systems with electric corner modules (ECMs) as the demand for purpose-built vehicles increases. This will lower initial investments and reduce the time to market. As ECMs enable greater flexibility through increasing modularity and reusability, OEMs can efficiently use available space and reduce the lead time for new models.
Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis of the global autonomous vehicles (AVs) regulatory landscape finds that increasing automated safety requirements necessitate a robust regulatory framework for AVs. Initiatives by advanced nations such as Germany, which regulated consumer use of Level 3 (L3) low-speed autonomous lane-keeping systems (ALKS); Japan, which regulated consumer deployment of L3 vehicles; and regulatory bodies such as the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), have developed regulatory guidelines for assessment, testing, and deployment of AVs.
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