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What’s Ahead for Driverless Technology?

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After a fatal accident involving a Tesla vehicle in self-driving mode, autonomous vehicle technology has been under intense scrutiny.…Read More

July 14, 2016   |   Knowledge@Wharton, PVMI In the News autonomous vehicles, John Paul MacDuffie, Tesla

Can Volkswagen Move Beyond Its Diesel Emissions Scandal?

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Volkswagen’s settlement is just the start of the company’s journey to rebuild its trust with the public.…Read More

April 26, 2016   |   Knowledge@Wharton, PVMI In the News, PVMI Podcasts John Paul MacDuffie, Volkswagen

Tesla Speeds Ahead in the Electric Vehicle Market

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Tesla’s Model 3 boasted more than 325,000 preorders within its first week of launch, leading pundits to speculate that Tesla will be the company to finally bring electric vehicles into the mainstream market.…Read More

April 11, 2016   |   Knowledge@Wharton, PVMI In the News, PVMI Podcasts electric vehicles, John Paul MacDuffie, Tesla

What Caused Takata’s Airbag Problems?

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Resulting in at least 10 deaths and over 100 injuries, Takata’s faulty airbags were caused by a combination of defective manufacturing practices, an unstable chemical, manipulated test data, and flawed quality control processes.…Read More

February 16, 2016   |   Knowledge@Wharton, PVMI In the News, PVMI Podcasts John Paul MacDuffie, Takata

Why the Worst Isn’t Over Yet for Volkswagen

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Volkswagen’s violation is a wake-up call to reevaluate current testing procedures and compliance standards.…Read More

January 8, 2016   |   Knowledge@Wharton, PVMI In the News, PVMI Podcasts John Paul MacDuffie, Volkswagen

GM’s Partnership with Lyft Offers Lesson for Volkswagen

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As GM announces its investment in ride-hailing app Lyft, it brings to light three things that American automakers are doing better than European automakers: innovation, collaboration, and long-term strategic thinking.…Read More

January 4, 2016   |   PVMI In the News GM, John Paul MacDuffie, Volkswagen

The Hidden Costs of Volkswagen’s Deception

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Society will also have to deal with the additional fallout from Volkswagen’s underinvestment in hybrid and electric vehicle technology, points out PVMI Director John Paul MacDuffie in Knowledge@Wharton.…Read More

October 23, 2015   |   Knowledge@Wharton, PVMI In the News, PVMI Podcasts John Paul MacDuffie, Volkswagen

Volkswagen’s Best Shot at a Comeback Now has the Automaker Right Where Elon Musk Wants It

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Plagued by its emissions data manipulation scandal, Volkswagen now has one main shot at a comeback: developing a mainstream electric car that would prove the company’s dedication to clean energy.…Read More

September 25, 2015   |   PVMI In the News electric vehicles, John Paul MacDuffie, Tesla, Volkswagen

Why There’s No Quick Fix for Volkswagen’s Emissions Crisis

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As Volkswagen’s emissions data manipulation is brought to light, the true damage to the brand remains to be seen. …Read More

September 23, 2015   |   Knowledge@Wharton, PVMI In the News climate change, John Paul MacDuffie, Volkswagen

PVMI-CAMI Automotive Research Conference

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Details about the Isola de San Servolo, Venezia, Italy, event…Read More

September 11, 2015   |   PVMI Events, PVMI In the News auto industry, China, connected vehicles, electric vehicles, value chain

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