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New Era of Electrification detailed in four comprehensive reports
A revolution in electrification is underway in the auto industry, disrupting how vehicles and their infrastructure are powered and creating new risks and opportunities for the major players.
The Wards Intelligence Electrification Suite of four detailed reports sheds new light on the potential impact on your business as the global auto industry is disrupted by major shifts in electric technologies.
Contact us today to get your company access to the Electrification Suite, which includes:
 BEVs, Batteries and the Electrification Future This detailed report provides extensive line-level detail on OEM BEV product plans, examines BEV and battery market prospects in key regions around the world and details the global regulatory picture that is the sector’s biggest driver.
CONTENTS: - Detailed cost breakdowns of today’s EV battery technology and forecasts for the future
 The Wards Intelligence Strategic Report Card on which automakers are best positioned for the BEV future
- What new materials and formulations to expect in next-gen Li-ion technology that will greatly improve range and reduce charging times, well before solid-state technology is ready for commercialization
- A look at the shift to 48V technology and the continuing role hybrids and plug-in hybrids will play in global markets
- Verbatim interviews with select battery executives, market analysts and developers
- Exclusive industry survey results - What will drive the EV market forward? What technology will be the battery game-changer? Is a widespread internal-combustion-engine ban by 2030 realistic?
48V Market Outlook  This insights report will give you a better understanding of the system technologies, the value equation in terms of cost and benefit, current activities by OEMs and suppliers, obstacles and opportunities, and forecasts. You'll get our latest insights on 48V technology, findings from WardsAuto’s survey of industry insiders, and the WardsAuto market forecast for 48V adoption through the middle of the next decade.
CONTENTS : - Background
- Why 48V? And Why Now?
- Regulations Drive Change
- Cost-Benefit And Added Value
- Technology
- Current OEM Strategies: VW/Audi, BMW, FCA, Ford, GM, Hyundai/Kia, Jaguar/Land Rover, Mercedes, Volvo
- Current Supplier Strategies: Bosch, Continental, Controlled Power Technologies and Ricardo, Delphi, FEV, Hella, Johnson Controls Power Systems, Mitsubishi Electric, Schaeffler Group, Sumitomo Electric, Valeo
- Market Outlook
- WardsAuto Survey Results
- WardsAuto Market Forecast
- Industry and Government Perspectives
- SAE World Congress: Thoughts and opinions from six key industry executives
- Interview with David Howell: Manager, Energy Storage Research and Development, U.S. Department of Energy
- Conclusions
Learn more about these reports and order now!
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ALSO INCLUDED:
TWO NEW REPORTS PUBLISHING SOON!
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AWD/eAWD:
A look at what’s next in all-wheel drive technology, including the impact of electrification on the sector, market strategies of OEMs and suppliers and the potential for global demand growth (COMING 2018 Q2)
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Charging:
An examination of the future of EV charging in key global markets, including emerging technologies, how widespread EV availability will impact the grid, infrastructure strategies and the business of suppliers and automakers.
(COMING 2018 Q3)
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For details on the Electrification Suite
of four special reports, visit the official site or contact:
248-799-2642
[email protected]
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