The show for those who are more than just car enthusiasts, but are also enthusiasts for the automotive industry. Join us as we talk shop with the top designers, chief engineers and product planners about the latest vehicles they’re bringing to the market.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 761 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessSports |
TOPIC: Aumovio PANEL: Aruna Anand, Aumovio NA; Nora Eckert, Reuters; Gary Vasilash, shinymetalboxes.net; John McElroy, Autoline.tv
TOPIC: How to Survive Change PANEL: Sandy Munro, Industry Expert; Joe White, High Speed Rodeo; Sandy Bahruah, Detroit Regional Chamber; John McElroy, Autoline.tv
TOPIC: Going Racing PANEL: Frank Schwartz, Grass Paddock Motorsports; Eric Ghoukasian, Trackilicious; Alex Della Torre, SCCA; John McElroy, Autoline.tv
TOPIC: Chassis Tech PANEL: Ramiro Gutierrez, ZF NA; Jeff Gilbert, WWJ NewsRadio95; Gary Vasilash, shinymetalboxes.net; John McElroy, Autoline.tv
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No more Sandy Munro please. He is an arrogant, narcissistic guest who never answers the questions that he is asked.
Basically Democrats who talk about infotainment centers, and who awful Musk and Trump are. Even though they aren't experts in politics.
How can you do an hour on EV and AV without mentioning Tesla - the leading US force - even once… either biased or clueless.
The show seems to have jumped the shark as far as the EV push. Even the journalists they bring on seem tone-deaf to the fact that most people still prefer gas cars and that the infrastructure is nowhere near where it needs to be. And what about low-income households? As the government force feeds us EV’s that are more expensive it will only raise prices on used gas cars.
Some excellent shows but when they invite a manufacturers those shows are mostly PR fluff
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Focused on individuals who are passionate not just about cars but about the automotive industry as a whole, this podcast engages in conversations with leading designers, chief engineers, and product planners. It highlights critical industry topics including advancements in electric vehicles (EVs), manufacturing challenges, and the future of automotive design, all while providing insights into the latest market trends and technologies. The engaging discussions feature expert guests who bring valuable perspectives and experiences from the automotive sector, making it appealing for both industry professionals and enthusiasts alike.
Unique aspects include an emphasis on in-depth technical discussions that go beyond the surface-level topics com... more
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