The TechMobility Podcast
Welcome to The TechMobility Podcast, your ultimate source for authentic insights, news, and perspectives at the nexus of mobility and technology. We're all about REAL FACTS, REAL OPINIONS, and REAL TALK! From personal privacy to space hotels, if it moves or moves you, we're discussing it! Our weekly episodes venture beyond the conventional, offering a unique, unfiltered take on the topics that matter. We're not afraid to color outside the lines, and we believe you'll appreciate our bold approach!
The TechMobility Podcast
Latest Episodes
Driverless Oilfield Trucks, Electric Toyota C-HR impressions, Electric Transmissions for heavy duty trucks and Lake Powell’s Water Crisis
Driverless trucks are already doing paid work with nobody in the cab, and that should change how you think about “someday” autonomy. I break down a report on autonomous oilfield trucking in the Permian Basin, where repetitive private-road route...
Audi’s Q9 Strategy, Florida’s EV Funding Fight, the Repossession Surge and Nebraska’s E-Natural Gas Bet
We start this episode by taking a look at the auto industry’s top-end strategy through the lens of a halo vehicle, specifically Audi’s plan for a Q9 flagship luxury SUV.From there, I pivot to a public policy fight that matters to everyda...
EVs Defy the Critics, the VW Atlas Peak Carries the Family, JetZero Reinvents Flight and Passive Houses Clear the Air
EVs were supposed to “curl up and die” the moment tax credits changed, but the real world is louder than the hot takes. I dig into why EV momentum keeps going anyway, starting with the biggest clue hiding in plain sight: fleet economics. When a...
The 3,000-HP EV—and the Water and Power Crises We Can’t Ignore
A 3,000-horsepower electric car sounds like a headline designed to melt your brain, but the real story is what it reveals about where mobility is headed. I break down a new high-performance EV roadmap built around a four-motor electric powertra...
A Sedan Comeback, a Better Jeep Wrangler, EV Minerals From Seawater, and Are Modern Engines Engineered to Last?
Cars spent years losing the “cool” fight to trucks, pickups, and crossover SUVs, but the ground is shifting again. I dig into what’s changing and why: high fuel prices, buyer fatigue with oversized vehicles, and a new wave of electric vehicles ...
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