Internet Premiere: 04/26 @ 11:30am ET
Detroit Public TV: 05/02 @ 10:30am ET

PANEL:
Laura Jones, General Motors
John McElroy, Autoline.tv

At some point the pandemic will end and people will be able to go back to the office. But many will opt to keep on working from home. The auto industry is trying to figure out how it can accommodate both. In the meantime, it’s learning new processes and etiquette for how people work together online.

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Internet Premiere: 04/16 @ 10:00am ET
Detroit Public TV: 04/25 @ 10:30am ET

PANEL:
Hugh Blaxill, Mahle
Alicia Masse, B.Riley Advisory Services
Michael Robinet, IHS Markit
John McElroy, Autoline.tv

Automotive suppliers who make parts for piston engines know their future is threatened by electric cars. They have three choices. 1. jump on the EV bandwagon. 2. ride the piston engine into the sunset. 3. try to make parts for both. So which is the right strategy?

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Internet Premiere: 04/13 @ 09:45am ET
Detroit Public TV: 04/18 @ 10:30am ET

PANEL:
Pom Malhotra, Audi
Sankar Rengarajan, SwRI
Sam Abuelsamid, Guidehouse Insights
John McElroy, Autoline.tv

Connected car technology can dramatically improve vehicle efficiency and safety at the same time it slashes emissions. Better still, it costs a fraction of any other way to do this. Some cars already have the technology, and it’s only a matter of time before they all do.

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