It’s clear that consumer preference is driving innovation toward sustainable products and business operations. As the world looks to go green, the automotive industry has gone all in on electric vehicles (EVs). EVs hold the promise of a carbon neutral future, but is the promise ready to live up to the hype? At the 2020 Financial Times Future of the Car Summit, Greg Henderson, Analog Devices’ SVP of Automotive, Communications and Aerospace & Defense discussed the role EVs will serve as the catalyst to drive environmentally sustainable innovations in battery technology, grid infrastructure and battery lifecycle, all aligned to the common goal to claim zero emissions and carbon neutrality.

Featured Video Segments:

• Investing in R&D for Sustainable Future
• Enabling a More Efficient Battery Lifecycle
• A Changing Automotive Ecosystem
• The Future of Charging Infrastructure
• Extended Battery Life for Greater Sustainability
• The Changing Automotive Ecosystem’s Impact on EVs and Infotainment

Greg Henderson dives into the relationship between battery chemistry innovation and battery electronics, and how both will drive to a more efficient battery.

Greg Henderson shares insights into the developments needed to establish a more robust charging infrastructure and what the future holds for charging infrastructure.

Greg Henderson provides insight into the shifting automotive ecosystem and what it means to the future of electric vehicles and in-cabin infotainment technology.