IDTechEx will be hosting its popular series of Business Insight Forums at Wolfson College, Cambridge. On 20 June the focus will be on Electric Vehicles and the following two classes will be taking place:
The introduction to the topic will be given in the class: 'Electric Vehicles: Markets, Trends, Opportunities - Land, Sea & Air'. A full summary will be given to electric vehicles on-road, off-road, on water and in the air; what is successful, what new types will see success over the coming decade - when and why; and market opportunity by electric vehicle type with 10-year forecasts. This forum will address the latest progress with hybrid, fuel cell and electric vehicles for land, sea and air. It gives the big picture from the league table of largest EV manufacturers to common factors and components for land, water and air vehicles; and across hybrid and pure electric vehicles.
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In the afternoon, 'Electric Vehicles: New Material & Component Opportunities' will be the focus. We will be discussing, what new materials and components are needed and why; latest progress with these enabling technologies including suppliers and technical progress; ten-year forecast for each technology; and unmet needs. In the process of electrification of vehicles there is plenty of room for innovation. Petrol car components and systems have evolved during the last 100 years and whilst electric vehicles have been developed for the last 30 years or so, they are still far off being optimized. New materials have been developed recently that are opening possibilities for new concepts for better performance components. This forum explores the evolution of these developments and what could be their impact on future automotive concepts.
Find out more and register with a 30% discount: www.IDTechEx.com/Cambridge.
On 19 and 21 June IDTechEx will also host the following forums: Li-Ion Batteries: Raw Materials, Battery Materials, Gigafactories, & Emerging Markets; Batteries Beyond Li-ion & Supercapacitors: New Materials, New Applications; Off Grid Electricity Generation Needs, Systems and Markets; and New Off Grid Energy Harvesting Technologies.
