The vice president of homologation, vehicle safety and feature integration at Zoox describes the process the company used for self-certifying that its robotaxi conforms with federal standards and the status of the company’s self-driving deployments.

The vice president of transportation at Smart Growth America explores the role car-centric infrastructure plays in a growing traffic fatality crisis, and how drivers are often blamed for errors that would be prevented by better design.

The CEO of Blink Charging discusses his company’s new contract with the U.S. Postal Service, his time spent launching the Nissan Leaf and global charging needs in an age of electrification.

O’Leary, Daimler Truck North America’s CEO, and Lohscheller, Nikola’s CEO, discuss charging and fueling infrastructure challenges, the role of hydrogen in long-haul trucking and competition in the industry.

The VP for automotive and smart mobility at research firm Gartner discusses how new functions-as-a-service business models and "right to repair" legislation are changing the way everyone thinks about car ownership.

The head of North America at ev.energy explains how smart charging can help reduce strain on the electrical grid. He says different regional utilities face different challenges, including weather and grid capabilities.

The vice president of industry solutions and client value for automotive at Medallia offers advice on meeting the needs of electric vehicle customers. There are reams of driver data that can inform companies, and EV drivers have a particular set of needs, she says.

Upstream Security’s marketing vice president evaluates automakers' commitment to fighting cybersecurity threats and the double-edged sword of connectivity. White hat hackers, she says, are playing an important role in rooting out threats.

The senior director of transparency and insights for the Center of Sustainable Energy discusses challenges around installing EV charging infrastructure and educating mass-market consumers on charging.

The CEO of NIU Technologies discusses the growth of the micromobility market and the public’s changing perceptions of solutions such as bikes and scooters. Government investment, he said, can make or break local adoption.