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Accelerating Automotive Sales With Electric Mobility In The Post-Pandemic World

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 Every industrial report you read today begins with “owing to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic..” or “The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted the…”  Every industry has had to bear the brunt of the pandemic in one way or another. One of them is the Automotive sector that has witnessed a violent graph from Mar’19 - till date.  Let’s start from the beginning. Before the COVID-19 pandemic hit the world, the production and distribution of Electric vehicles were riding the high wave. With over 2 million EV’s sold at the beginning of 2019, the automotive market reached its helm when it all came down to people’s ability to move around freely due to the virus.  The pandemic did bring down the sales of cars and vehicles, in general, but it also built up a sense of seclusion and protection that cars provide as opposed to public transports and open two-wheelers. Now, this paradoxically set situation caused a wired response to buying and selling of EVs in a major part of Europe a...

Know About the Futuristic Automotive Technologies to Reign in the Coming Years!

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A car that does all the talking and helps the driver get out of the jam using artificial intelligence. A car that drives itself. And a car that suggests fuel-saving routes. A few years ago, cars like these were a work of fiction. They were usually confined to movies and books and were a part of car lovers’ fantasies. But today, we are close to these probabilities. In fact, we live them. The quest to offer vehicles that are much more efficient, faster and safer has pushed car manufacturers to design cars having Avant-Garde designs. Today, we will be talking about Automotive Technologies of 2020 and beyond. We will be acquainting you with what technologies are being tested, the ones that are doing fairly well and the ones that are proving to be highly successful. Time to sit back and enjoy the drive! Image Self-driving cars According to a survey conducted by INRIX in the year 2018, German drivers spend an average of 120 hours of their years in traffic. Now, imagine the numbe...