Latest issue of Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology International now online
09/12/2024
The November/December 2024 issue of Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology International is now available, bringing readers a wealth of news, interviews, and features from the EV industry.
As the world’s first EV tech publication, the magazine is gearing up for its 30th anniversary in 2025, marking three decades of delivering high-quality content to an ever-expanding global audience.
This latest edition covers a range of compelling topics shaping the future of electric mobility.
Key features include:
•Home help: Exploring the transition from internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles to EVs, with insights into vehicle-to-grid technology, innovative battery developments, and Nissan’s forward-looking plans for electrification.
•Electrifying the workforce: The EV revolution is not just transforming vehicle production—it’s reshaping the human workforce. This feature dives into how the transition to EVs will redefine roles, skills, and opportunities within the automotive sector.
•The price of power: With advances in technology and declining green metal prices, EV battery costs are predicted to fall by nearly 50%. This piece examines the factors behind this trend and its implications for manufacturers and the global adoption of EVs.
Looking ahead to 2025, Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology International will continue to align its publishing dates with major industry events, including The Battery Show and Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology Expos worldwide. These great partnerships promise even more timely and impactful coverage in the years to come.
Don’t miss out—explore the latest issue online now by clicking here!
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This latest edition covers a range of compelling topics shaping the future of electric mobility.
Key features include:
•Home help: Exploring the transition from internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles to EVs, with insights into vehicle-to-grid technology, innovative battery developments, and Nissan’s forward-looking plans for electrification.
•Electrifying the workforce: The EV revolution is not just transforming vehicle production—it’s reshaping the human workforce. This feature dives into how the transition to EVs will redefine roles, skills, and opportunities within the automotive sector.
•The price of power: With advances in technology and declining green metal prices, EV battery costs are predicted to fall by nearly 50%. This piece examines the factors behind this trend and its implications for manufacturers and the global adoption of EVs.
Looking ahead to 2025, Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology International will continue to align its publishing dates with major industry events, including The Battery Show and Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology Expos worldwide. These great partnerships promise even more timely and impactful coverage in the years to come.
Don’t miss out—explore the latest issue online now by clicking here!
To register for your free subscription to Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology International please click here.