Autos EV Outlook – Survival of the Fittest as BEV Appeal Cools, Consumers Favour ICE, Hybrids
Longer term, the trend is more positive as Battery technology continues to develop at a rapid pace, with record low prices and new innovations hitting the market. The BloombergNEF team will discuss the outlook for lithium-ion batteries and the implications for the electric vehicle sector, including the adoption of range-extended plug-in hybrids.
There will be a detailed analysis of the findings by Bloomberg Intelligence’s Global Head of Automotive Research, Mike Dean and by the Bloomberg New Energy Finance's Head of Clean Transport, Colin McKerracher.
Speakers
Michael Dean
Global Head of Automotive Research
Bloomberg Intelligence
Michael Dean is senior European automotive analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence, joining in 2016. Having originally qualified as a chartered accountant, Michael has covered the automotive sector for 18 years, initially at BAML, including six years also monitoring capital goods and aerospace. At Credit Suisse, he was a top ranked equity analyst by Institutional Investor went on to five successful years as a portfolio manager including being partner at SAC Global.
Colin McKerracher
Head of Clean Transport
BloombergNEF
Colin McKerracher manages coverage of the transport and energy storage sectors at BloombergNEF. Colin’s team analyses the technology, policy and economic factors shaping the future of these industries. This includes electric vehicles, charging infrastructure, batteries, shared mobility, low carbon aviation, shipping and more. His team advises the world’s top automakers, parts suppliers, energy companies, policymakers, and investors. Colin previously managed BNEF’s coverage of the global smart grid industry. He has 18 years of experience in the clean energy and transport sectors and presents regularly at leading industry events. Colin’s past roles include Director of Sales and Marketing for Neurio, a smart grid technology company, and Business Development Manager for a Canadian biofuel company. Colin holds degrees from the London School of Economics and the Sauder School of Business at UBC.