Shift: A podcast about mobility
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Shift: A podcast about mobility
On Shift: A podcast about mobility, Automotive News tech and innovation team leader Pete Bigelow takes an optimistic yet skeptical eye at the new tech and business models planned for the auto industry. Shift is a production of Automotive News, the leading publication covering the auto industry. Chec...
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Vehicle architecture explained: How the building blocks of the car have changed
“Shift” podcast co-host Molly Boigon gets help from Alex Oyler, director of SBD Automotive, North America, to explain how the architecture of the vehi...
AWS' Ozgur Tohumcu: Satellite connectivity will enable software-defined vehicles
Ozgur Tohumcu, general manager for automotive and manufacturing at Amazon Web Services, joins Automotive News reporter Molly Boigon on the “Shift” pod...
EY's George Lenyo: Consumers are willing to pay for software subscriptions
George Lenyo, EY’s Americas automotive leader, joins Automotive News tech and innovation reporter Molly Boigon on the “Shift” podcast at CES 2026 to t...
CES: Mobileye's Amnon Shashua says robotics are natural investment for autonomous tech companies
At CES 2026, Amnon Shashua, CEO of Mobileye, joins Automotive News Managing Editor Jerry Hirsch on the “Shift” podcast to talk about how humanoid robo...
Gary Shapiro: Tariffs are diverting attention from innovation at CES
Gary Shaprio, CEO of the Consumer Technology Association, joins Automotive News reporter Molly Boigon on the “Shift” podcast to talk about how compani...
Itay Michaeli: Autonomous vehicles will gain traction at CES
Itay Michaeli, senior U.S. automobile analyst at TD Cowen, joins Automotive News reporter Molly Boigon on the “Shift” podcast to talk about how indust...
Ryan Falor and Jason Ekelmann: How GM is merging its robotaxi venture with Super Cruise
Ryan Falor, director of AV/ADAS data at GM, and Jason Ekelmann, manager of the advanced vehicle integration team at GM, join Automotive News reporter...
RJ Scaringe Part 2: Rivian is betting on autonomy
RJ Scaringe, Rivian’s CEO, joins Automotive News reporter Laurence Iliff on the “Shift” podcast to talk about how the automaker is spending more on R&...
RJ Scaringe Part 1: How Rivian is navigating tariff impacts
RJ Scaringe, Rivian’s CEO, joins Automotive News reporter Laurence Iliff on the “Shift” podcast to talk about how Rivian reduced its tariff impacts fr...
Why do EV charging attempts fail? ChargerHelp’s Kameale Terry explains.
Kameale Terry, CEO of ChargerHelp, joins Hannah Lutz, director of technology and innovation coverage at Automotive News, on the “Shift” podcast. Terry...
Calstart’s Michael Berube: How the industry can improve EV education
Michael Berube, Calstart’s new CEO and a former leader at the U.S. Department of Energy, joins Automotive News reporter Molly Boigon on the Shift podc...
Cox Automotive’s Erin Keating: EV sales drop after the end of the tax credit
Erin Keating, senior director of economic and industry insights at Cox Automotive, joins Automotive News reporter Laurence Iliff on the “Shift” podcas...
Upstream’s Jennifer Tisdale: Is the auto industry ready for the next vehicle hack?
Jennifer Tisdale, senior director of strategic engagements, North America, at Upstream Security joins Hannah Lutz, Automotive News director of technol...
Abhijit Boora on how automakers are delaying tariff impacts using customs tools
Abhijit Boora, a director at AlixPartners, explains during a conversation with Staff Reporter Molly Boigon how record net inflows to foreign trade zon...
General Motors product chief Sterling Anderson on GM’s next steps, guided by technology
General Motors is envisioning “what your vehicle could become if we think about it as the most useful, technologically advanced robot most people will...
QNX's John Wall on how software recalls are changing the development process
John Wall, COO of QNX, which makes operating systems, development tools and more for the automotive industry, explains the results of a new survey of...
Shmuel De-Leon on solid state battery benefits, why the U.S. should speed development
Shmuel De-Leon, CEO of De-Leon Energy, an Israeli battery consulting firm, explains the safety and performance benefits of solid-state batteries in el...
Magna’s Todd Deaville on how the mega-supplier uses AI
Magna International is leaning on artificial intelligence to improve manufacturing and to gain supply chain insights amid shifting trade policy. Todd...
Mike Murphy of the EV Politics Project: How EVs became polarizing
Mike Murphy, CEO of the EV Politics Project and the American EV Jobs Alliance, discusses how electric vehicles became political and the future of sale...
Automakers, be prepared for China competition in U.S., Larry Dominique says
Automakers shouldn’t count on Chinese vehicles’ exclusion from the U.S. market forever, warns Larry Dominique, previously with Stellantis and PSA Nort...
Policy changes to slow EV sales but cost, charging improvements will buoy sector
The elimination of the federal electric vehicle tax credit, scheduled for Sept. 30, will reduce EV sales initially, but charging infrastructure improv...
Ralph Nader, consumer crusader, is not done yet
Ralph Nader, a consumer advocate and a former presidential candidate, says the auto industry moved too quickly on electric vehicles and needs to devot...
Ahead of IAA, Anshuman Saxena unpacks Qualcomm’s big driver-assistance ambitions
Anshuman Saxena, vice president and head of ADAS and automated driving at Qualcomm, details the company’s long-simmering efforts to deliver driver-ass...
AAA’s Greg Brannon finds traffic-jam tech struggles in real-world congestion
Greg Brannon, director of automotive research at AAA, details the results of a new technical evaluation of traffic-jam driver-assistance technology. R...
Harry Campbell on how robotaxis reshape the ride-hailing business
Harry Campbell, known in the mobility world as The Rideshare Guy, explores how an influx of new driverless deployments and self-driving partnerships a...
EV policy rollbacks could threaten U.S. global competitiveness, says Biden-era charging leader Gabe Klein
Gabe Klein, who led the U.S. Joint Office of Energy and Transportation under President Joe Biden, warns that the Trump administration’s reversal of fe...
Plus CEO David Liu on global growth and going public
David Liu, CEO of automated-driving tech company Plus, discusses how $300 million in proceeds from an expected SPAC merger with Churchill Capital Corp...
Kurt Kelty breaks down GM’s EV battery strategy
Kurt Kelty, vice president of battery, propulsion and sustainability at General Motors, discusses a flurry of recent battery developments that undersc...
Factorial Energy’s Siyu Huang on bringing solid-state batteries from the lab to roads
Siyu Huang, founder and CEO of Factorial Energy, provides updates on the company’s ongoing work with Stellantis, Mercedes-Benz and Hyundai, and detail...
Redwood Materials’ Cal Lankton Gives Old EV Batteries New Life
Lankton, chief commercial officer at Redwood Materials, details why the company just opened its Redwood Energy business unit and how it is repurposing...
Michael Dunne shares China’s playbook for automotive supremacy
Michael Dunne, CEO and founder of advisory firm Dunne Insights, details how Chinese automotive startups like BYD asserted dominance over Detroit’s leg...
Lyft off: Jeremy Bird details the ride-hailing network’s role in the robotaxi future
Jeremy Bird, executive vice president of driver experience at Lyft, explains how the company is working with Mobileye, May Mobility and others to laun...
J.D. Power’s Kathleen Rizk and Lisa Boor warn of driver-assist ‘identity crisis’
Kathleen Rizk, senior director in J.D. Power’s global automotive practice, and Lisa Boor, senior manager in the firm’s mobility benchmarking unit, add...
As Tesla readies for launch, Alex Roy inspects the economics behind the robotaxi business model
From his time inside a robotaxi startup, Alex Roy knows what it really takes to build a business around self-driving technology.
The venture-cap...
MIT’s Bryan Reimer proposes a rethink on highly automated driving
The founder and co-director of MIT’s Advanced Vehicle Technology Consortium, Bryan Reimer, says the auto industry has been distracted by the allure of...
LG Energy’s Bob Lee navigates toward a sustainable future for the battery industry
Bob Lee, the North American president of LG Energy Solution, details how the ongoing tariff turmoil has both helped and hindered the company’s long-te...
Magna’s Steven Jenkins underscores why Tier 1s still matter in the age of software-defined vehicles
Steven Jenkins, vice president of technology strategy at Magna Electronics, discusses how partnerships with the likes of Nvidia spur progress and soph...
Grayson Brulte sees promise and potholes ahead on the road to self-driving
Grayson Brulte, founder and CEO of The Road to Autonomy, discusses recent developments in autonomous driving, including Sterling Anderson’s departure...
Oshkosh’s Jay Iyengar forges industrial-strength autonomy
The executive vice president and chief technology officer at Oshkosh Corp. details the company’s efforts to infuse automated driving technology into w...
Benchmark’s Bryan Bille measures Trump impact on EVs and battery supply chain
Benchmark Mineral Intelligence principal analyst Bryan Bille assesses policy changes in the first 100 days of President Donald Trump’s second term tha...