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Automotive Consulting

When it comes to gauging delivery quality, the growing trend within our client base is to implement a fairly structured approach by which delivery success is evaluated across time, quality, and cost parameters. This approach allows for a 360-degree review of each specific engagement, with the client evaluating CARNORAMA and vice versa. A weighted average overall performance score can be calculated for the engagement and evaluated against a detailed scoring grid. Read more

Creating Automotive Value

Automotive consulting, it is all about creating value! Today countless innovative automotive business models are emerging. Entirely new automotive technologies and supply chains are forming as old ones crumble. Automotive startups are challenging the old guard, some of whom are struggling feverishly to reinvent themselves. How will automotive business models look like in two, five, ten, or even twenty years from now? Who will be among the dominant automotive players? Who will face competitors brandishing formidable new business models? Which trends can make automotive business more challenging? Or, which trends are being missed right now? Read more

miMOTIVE, Startup Out Of Silicon Valley Psyche, Embraces Automotive Expert Content

When miMOTIVE - a Founder Institute startup - was kickstarted as an idea a few months ago there was still some debate as to the real value of automotive content. Should automotive professionals really act as content providers? Is automotive expert content a legitimate investment? And don’t even mention the topic of ROI. Read more
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July 5, 2013

Tesla Battery Swap

Posted by Antonio Ferreira in Views

Tesla unveiled a 90-second battery swap system. The niche vehicle manufacturer is planning to roll out premium battery-swapping stations later this year. Electric cars have been slow to catch on with consumers because of their high battery price, limited driving range and lack of a charging infrastructure. Tesla has been working to address some of those issues with fast-charging stations and now with the battery-swapping technology. A battery pack swap will cost between $60 and $80, about the same as filling up a 15-gallon tank. Read more

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Tags: Automotive Business Models, Automotive Consultancy, Automotive Consulting, Automotive Supply Chains, Automotive Technologies, Automotive Value
May 28, 201310 years ago

Creating Automotive Value

Posted by Antonio Ferreira in ViewsNo comments
Automotive consulting, it is all about creating value! Today countless innovative automotive business models are emerging. Entirely new automotive technologies and supply chains are forming as old ones crumble. Automotive startups are challenging the old guard, some of whom are struggling feverishly to reinvent themselves. How will automotive business models look like in two, five, ten, or even twenty years from now? Who will be among the dominant automotive players? Who will face competitors brandishing formidable new business models? Which trends can make automotive business more challenging? Or, which trends are being missed right now? Read more
Tags: Automotive Advisory, Automotive Consultancy, Automotive Consultant, Automotive Consulting
March 13, 201311 years ago

Automotive Consulting

Posted by Antonio Ferreira in ViewsOne comment
When it comes to gauging delivery quality, the growing trend within our client base is to implement a fairly structured approach by which delivery success is evaluated across time, quality, and cost parameters. This approach allows for a 360-degree review of each specific engagement, with the client evaluating CARNORAMA and vice versa. A weighted average overall performance score can be calculated for the engagement and evaluated against a detailed scoring grid. Read more
Tags: Alternative Energies, Audi, Audi E-Tron, Audi R8, Audi R8 E-Tron, Batteries, carsales.com.au, E-Tron, Electric Cars, Electric Vehicles, EV, EVs, Lithium-Ion, R8, Volkswagen, VW
January 16, 201311 years ago

Electric Vehicle Limitations

Posted by Antonio Ferreira in ViewsNo comments
The simple truth is that presently EVs are not a comprehensive solution for all our transportation needs, instead it’s an option that will satisfy only some of our basic requirements. Current Electric Vehicle (EV) limitations are beyond obvious. The challenges of short ranges, long charge times, and hefty price tags indicate that answering the “How far, how long, how much?” EV riddle is still a complex one. As in: – How far can I drive my EV on a single charge? – How long does it take to completely charge my EV? – How much does my EV cost me? Read more
Tags: Battery Leasing, Battery Ownership, Electric Car Insurance, Electric Cars, Electric Vehicle Insurance, Electric Vehicles, EV, EVs, Insurance
November 21, 201211 years ago

Electric Vehicle Insurance

Posted by Antonio Ferreira in ViewsNo comments
One of the main problems with electric vehicles (EVs) has always been the price. Rechargeable battery technology has seen a lot of improvement, but still remains a large chunk of vehicle price. It seems like there is another EV cost that some haven’t considered…insurance. Early adopters of EVs have to pay a premium to purchase their chosen car, but some are reaping unexpected savings on their insurance bills. Obviously insurance premiums vary widely based on driving history and local crime and vehicle theft rates, but owners of lower segmentation EVs such as the Nissan Leaf can generally expect a lower insurance premium. Read more
Tags: Batteries, Combustion, Electric Cars, Electric Vehicles, Life-Cyles, Pollution
October 9, 201211 years ago

Considering Overall Life-Cycles Electric Cars Pollute More

Posted by Antonio Ferreira in Views6 comments
The public’s apathy for electric vehicles might turn out to be a good thing, with experts once again claiming that charging chemical car batteries using electricity from coal-fired power stations generates more pollution than building and running regular combustion engine vehicles. Read more