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Bill Russo to Deliver Keynote Speech at Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology Conference

Novi, Michigan, September 13-15, 2016

TBS&EVT 2016 overview.pdf (page 1 of 3) Preview, Today at 3.32.03 PM

Bill Russo will be a keynote speaker at the plenary session of the Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology Expo (Day 1, Track 1) on September 13 in Novi, MI on the topic China Drives the Future of Personal Mobility.

 

China’s Path to Electrification vDraft6 Microsoft PowerPoint, Today at 3.38.27 PM

Topic Outline: 

  • China has emerged as the world’s largest automotive market since 2009 and remains the growth engine of the global automotive industry.
  • The world has entered a new era since 2008, with over half of the world population now living in cities, and this increasingly urbanized world challenges the established set of paradigms for personal and commercial transportation, especially in the densely populated urban centers in China.
  • The unique context of China’s urban transportation challenge, the high rate of adoption of mobile device connectivity, combined with the rapid and aggressive introduction of alternative mobility and ownership concepts will compress the time needed to commercialize new and innovative solutions and business models for personal urban  mobility
  • Shaped by several forces, China is already the largest EV market in the world and will continue to grow exponentially.  Several scenarios will be described that are shaping the market dynamicsgovernment policies, and competitive landscape.

Click here to view the conference flyer:  TBS&EVT 2016 overview

Click here to view the Day 1, Track 1 Agenda

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