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Are electric vehicles dead or will new technologies ignite a second wind?   

EV Volumes currently expects EVs to make up 69.4% of the global light vehicle market by 2035. However, the market is currently experiencing turbulence. As geopolitical tensions, economic uncertainties, and technological innovation are on the rise, the EV landscape is constantly evolving. 

What does this mean for the industry today?  

Our exclusive webinar is designed to equip industry leaders, investors, and OEM professionals with the insights needed to navigate the EV market. 

Join the next Autovista webinar on 21 May, as our expert panel discuss:  

• The geopolitical tensions and economic challenges impacting the global EV landscape. 

• Which EVs and cutting-edge technologies are set to redefine the market, and who stands to benefit? 

• What scale of battery production is required to meet the global demand, and how can businesses align their strategies? 

• Whether emerging battery technologies like solid state batteries (SSBs) or sodium-ion batteries could transform the EV landscape. 

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Why industry leaders are attending

• Gain insights into how the global and European EV markets will evolve over the next few years.    

• Learn to navigate market forecasts for OEMs and battery makers.  

• Understand whether emerging battery technologies like SSBs or sodium-ion batteries will transform the EV landscape. 

• Discover how leading players in the battery field are scaling up their capacity to meet rising demand.   

Key takeaways

• Strategic alignment: Finetune your production strategies with emerging demand trends. 

• Investment clarity: Make informed, data-driven investment decisions. 

• Technological insights: Get actionable forecasts on OEM and battery maker performance. 

• Competitive intelligence: Identify the frontrunners driving the battery revolution.  

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The speakers  

• Christian Schneider – Director Content, EV Volumes  

• Dr. Christof Engelskirchen – Chief Economist, Director of Valuations and Forecasting, Autovista Group  

• Neil King – Head of Forecasting, EV Volumes  

• Tom Geggus – Editor, Autovista24  

Who should attend? 

• Senior analysts and industry executives – Get ahead of evolving technologies and emerging uncertainties. 

• Investors, portfolio managers and investment banks – Gain data-driven insights on battery maker performance to inform decision-making. 

• OEMs and battery manufacturers – Learn about the latest technology breakthroughs and optimise your product roadmap. 

• Insurance professionals – Understand emerging risks and opportunities in the EV sector. 

• Fleet and RV managers – Explore EV market trends that are impacting fleet operations.  

As we break down the complexities of the EV market, we aim to provide insights to drive your business forward in these uncertain times.

Do not miss your chance to get ahead of the curve.
 

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Are Electric Vehicles Losing Their Momentum?

Europe’s electric-vehicle transition hit significant roadblocks in 2024. Changing market dynamics, wavering consumer confidence and shifts in policy have challenged the pace of adoption. Yet, opportunities remain for growth and stability as we enter 2025.  

Join us for an in-depth webinar on 12 March 2025 to discover: 

• The reasons behind Europe’s EV slowdown in 2024 and what can reignite growth. 

• A comparative look at battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) and plug-in hybrids (PHEVs), exploring which offers better value for fleets and consumers. 

• Effective strategies to stabilise residual values and drive profitability. 

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What You’ll Learn:

• Understand the Market Shift: Learn why EV adoption faltered and how global trends, like China’s PHEV strategy, could inspire new approaches. 

• Make Data-Driven Decisions: See how total cost of ownership (TCO) impacts vehicle choices and fleet planning. 

• Optimise RVs: Learn actionable tactics to maintain strong residual values across electric portfolios. 

Who’s Speaking:

• Dr. Christof Engelskirchen – Chief Economist, Autovista Group 

• Christoph Ruhland – Director of Business Development

• Ana Azofra – Regional Head of Valuations (SWE & PL) 

• Christian Schneider – Director of Content at EV-Volumes

• Tom Geggus – Editor, Autovista24 (Moderator) 

Key Takeaways for You:

• Stay Competitive: Evaluate whether BEVs or PHEVs fit your business model best. 

• Boost Profitability: Explore optimisation levers for residual values. 

• Plan for Cross-Border Success: Determine if exporting used EVs to other markets can enhance your margins. 

Who Should Attend?

• Fleet Managers – Optimise propulsion strategies and assess fleet costs for 2025

• Risk Managers – Gain visibility on residual value trends and potential risks. 

• RV Managers – Discover how to stabilise and improve EV RVs. 

• Product Managers – Stay ahead by incorporating EV market trends into your strategy. 

Don’t miss this opportunity to future-proof your EV strategy. 

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Will residual values stabilise in 2025? Or will Europe’s rocky used-car-market ride continue?

Residual values across Europe have continued to tumble. With new lows for 2024 recorded in October, the final two months of the year look daunting. 

Imbalanced supply and demand, coupled with environmental regulations, as well as trade tensions, have put increasing pressure on residual values. 

So how will residual values perform in 2025? Will there be stability or will Europe’s used-car market continue its downward spiral? 

Date: 30 January 2025

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Join our expert panel in an engaging discussion around 2025’s residual value forecasts, featuring:

• Ana Azofra, Regional Head of Valuations (SWE & PL) 

• Dr Christof Engelskirchen, Chief Economist 

• Tom Geggus, Autovista24 Editor 

• Dr Anne Lange, Director of Research and Innovation 

• Robert Madas, Regional Head of Valuations (DACH & SEE) 

The 3 big questions

With residual values taking centre stage in so many automotive discussions, here are three business-critical questions we aim to answer:  

1. How troubled are Europe’s used-car markets? 

2. Will electric vehicle residual values come under even more pressure? 

3. What do Autovista Group’s latest forecasts suggest for 2025?  

Who is this webinar for?

This webinar will be hugely insightful for stakeholders across the automotive industry, particularly those who: 

• Want to know what will happen to used-car values in 2025 

• Wish to understand the impact of tariffs, new CO₂ target and other economic dynamics on remarketing 

• Hold automotive asset risks and need answers to business-critical questions 

• Provide professional services to the automotive industry 
  
  Don’t miss the opportunity to improve your business and market intelligence with this expert deep dive into 2025’s residual value forecast. 

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What are the pros and cons of the tariffs for the European automotive industry?

Following months of talks, the European Commission confirmed the implementation of provisional tariffs on battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) imported from China. It aims to level the playing field with domestic carmakers regarding list price. 

But what impact will the tariffs have on the European market? Which carmakers face steeper duties? 

Date: 7 November 2024

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Join our expert panel in an engaging discussion as they weigh up the possible impact of the tariffs, featuring:  

• Ana Azofra, Regional Head of Valuations (Spain, Italy, Portugal) 

• Dr Christof Engelskirchen, Chief Economist 

• Tom Geggus, Autovista24 Editor 

• Dr Anne Lange, Director of Research and Innovation 

• Robert Madas, Regional Head of Valuations (Austria, Switzerland, Poland, Hungary) 

The 3 big questions

The following three business-critical questions will guide the 45-minute discussion: 

1. Are tariffs on BEVs made in China a blessing or a curse for Europe’s automotive industry? 

2. Do the tariffs introduce new remarketing risks? 

3. What is the risk of spiralling trade conflicts escalating further? 

Who is this webinar for?

Anybody curious about what the tariffs mean for Europe’s BEV market, but more specifically for those who: 

• Want to know what will happen to BEV prices 

• Wish to understand how the tariffs will impact BEV remarketing 

• Hold BEV asset risks and need answers to business-critical questions 

• Want to know how Chinese manufacturers are reacting 

• Provide professional services to the automotive industry 
  
  Don’t miss the opportunity to improve your business and market intelligence with this expert analysis of the tariffs and their impact. 

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Discover how to achieve maximum range and performance whilst offering an attractive price position for your electric vehicles in our upcoming webinar: the economy behind large batteries in electric vehicles – is bigger, better? 

Date: 26 September, 2024, 9.30am UK/10.30am CET

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Our automotive experts take centre-stage again:

Join our expert panel in an engaging and dynamic discussion around the electric vehicle battery industry, featuring: 

The 3 big questions

The discussion will be guided by the following three business-critical questions: 

1. What is the impact of battery size on the vehicle’s performance and will a larger battery pay off in the end? 

2. Will the second wind of plug-in hybrids with larger batteries and improved driving range last? What role will they play in this relatively fresh development? 

3. As electric vehicles transition into the mass market, are vehicle manufacturers on the right track? How do recent and new launches compare to what is present in the market? 

Who is the EV-battery webinar for?

Anybody with a vested interest in electric vehicle technology will benefit from the market intelligence presented in this webinar, particularly: 

• Product managers at OEMs involved in portfolio planning, sales or marketing 

• Remarketing managers attempting to address the performance/price conundrum 

• Companies that hold asset risks around electric vehicles 

• Fleet managers who wish to understand the impact of larger batteries on their fleets from a user-convenience perspective 

• Individuals or companies providing professional services to the electric vehicle industry 

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