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Autoline After Hours

Autoline
Electric Vehicles
Automotive Industry
Ford
Tariffs
General Motors
Stellantis
Tesla
China
Consumer Behavior
Autonomous Vehicles
Hybrids
Internal Combustion Engines
Ford Motor Company
Toyota
Donald Trump
Automotive Sales
Market Trends
Toyota Tacoma
Car Interiors
Battery Technology

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.

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Latest Episodes

TOPIC: Labor Issues PANEL: Marick Masters, Wayne State University; Kalea Hall, Reuters; Gary Vasilash, shinymetalboxes.net; John McElroy, Autoline.tv

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TOPIC: Auto Suppliers PANEL: Collin Shaw, MEMA; Paul Eisenstein, headlight.news; Chris Otts, the Wall Street Journal; Gary Vasilash, shinymetalboxes.net

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TOPIC: Batteries PANEL: Bob Galyen, Battery Expert; Mike Anderson, Battery Technology; Gary Vasilash, shinymetalboxes.net; John McElroy, Autoline.tv

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TOPIC: Product Breakdown PANEL: Adam Bernard, AutoPerspectives; Greg Migliore, Freelance; Sean McElroy, Autoline.tv; Gary Vasilash, shinymetalboxes.net

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Recent Guests

Collin Shaw
President, MEMA Original Equipment Suppliers Group
MEMA
Episode: AAH #802 – State of the Supplier Industry
Bob Galyen
Former Chief Technology Officer at CATL; longtime battery industry expert
CATL
Episode: AAH #801 - EV Batteries: Bottlenecks, Chemistry Breakthroughs, and Future Tech
Mike Anderson
Editor-in-Chief of Battery Technology
Battery Technology
Episode: AAH #801 - EV Batteries: Bottlenecks, Chemistry Breakthroughs, and Future Tech
Sean McElroy
Special guest introduced as such
Noted industry guest (as introduced in episode)
Episode: AAH #800 – 2026 Auto Landscape: Winners and Losers
Jason Hallman
Senior researcher, Toyota Collaborative Safety Research Center
Toyota CSRC
Episode: AAH #798 - Toyota Takes on Road Safety
Del Costy
President and Managing Director for Siemens Digital Industries for the Americas
Siemens Digital Industries
Episode: AAH #797 - How to Catch Up to China Speed
Steve Plumb
Editor-in-chief
Manufacturing Engineering and Technology
Episode: AAH #797 - How to Catch Up to China Speed
Larry Burns
Former head of R&D at General Motors; author, lecturer, and consultant on mobility and autonomy
Former GM R&D; Mobility consultant
Episode: AAH #796 - Legacy Automakers Are Not Ready For An Autonomous Future
Joann Muller
Reporter covering mobility and related industries
Axios
Episode: AAH #796 - Legacy Automakers Are Not Ready For An Autonomous Future

Hosts

John
Co-host and industry commentator with broad automotive knowledge and media presence
Gary Vasilash
Host and industry analyst with long-time automotive press experience

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 234 ratings
  • Irrelevant

    I used to really enjoy this show, but after so many years of hearing the same guests pretend to know what’s happening has become annoying. This channel is more of a living historical account of how legacy automakers failed.

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    oggauh
    Canada2 months ago
  • A good show when they have decent guests.

    No more Sandy Munro please. He is an arrogant, narcissistic guest who never answers the questions that he is asked.

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    3
    jbeckr
    United Statesa year ago
  • Basically Democrats who talk about infotainment centers, and who awful Musk and Trump are. Even though they aren't experts in politics.

    Podcast Addict
    1
    OlympianHerth
    a year ago
  • Clueless

    How can you do an hour on EV and AV without mentioning Tesla - the leading US force - even once… either biased or clueless.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Peter (Wombat Model 3)
    United States2 years ago
  • Schill for the EV push

    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.

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    1
    franklyn_planner
    United States3 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

A few comments note guest lineup can feel repetitive or promotional at times.
High regard for depth and breadth of guests and topics, especially manufacturing and policy angles.
Some critique too much focus on EVs or industry insiders at times.
Overall, strong perception as a deep-distilled industry resource for professionals.
Listeners appreciate insider access and candid discussions with industry experts.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

AAH #798 - Toyota Takes on Road Safety
Q: What is the CSRC and how does it operate?
The CSRC is a multidisciplinary team that links Toyota researchers with universities and hospitals to identify crash problems, fund and conduct research, and translate findings into safer vehicle design and policy.
AAH #796 - Legacy Automakers Are Not Ready For An Autonomous Future
Q: Who will own the value in the autonomous mobility era, the automakers or tech/platform companies?
Tech platforms and mobility networks with deep software and data capabilities are positioned to capture more of the value, potentially outpacing traditional automakers who focus on hardware and traditional sales.
AAH #796 - Legacy Automakers Are Not Ready For An Autonomous Future
Q: How low could new car sales drop with widespread autonomous mobility?
Sales could flatten or decline as households shift to shared robo-taxi models and longer-lasting fleets, while the used car market and autonomy-enabled leasing strategies absorb some demand; timing depends on vehicle life, utilization, and policy signals.
AAH #792 - Breaking Down Stellantis' New 5-Year Plan
Q: Two or three top takeaways from the Beijing Auto Show visit.
Key takeaways include the rapid AI adoption, advanced chip architecture evolution, and extremely fast charging tech from BYD, as well as cost-optimized, scale-focused platform strategies being adopted globally.
AAH #788 - Changing The Culture At Legacy Automakers... or is it just impossible?
Q: When you hear the word culture, what does it mean to you?
Culture is the interpersonal environment and the shared understanding within an organization that shapes how people work together and how decisions are made, whether in a small group or a large factory.

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A vehicle industry podcast that blends insider access with sharp analysis, featuring conversations with engineers, designers, analysts, and executives. Episodes frequently cover electrification, autonomous tech, supply chains, manufacturing, and policy impacts on auto strategy. The show stands out for its access to industry veterans, practical engineering and business perspectives, and candid debates about OEM platforms, supplier dynamics, and global competition. Listeners are likely automotive professionals and enthusiasts who want deeper context beyond press releases, including product planners, engineers, journalists, and executives evaluating market shifts and technology roadmaps.

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1. Collin Shaw
2. Bob Galyen
3. Mike Anderson
4. Sean McElroy
5. Jason Hallman
6. Del Costy
7. Steve Plumb
8. Larry Burns

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