Legacy automakers, along with EV startups, have committed more than US $1 trillion over the next decade to building new EVs, battery factories and charging stations for millions of new vehicles. With so many EV models becoming available, will the market be able to support them all? Who will be the winners – or the losers? 

In this short briefing, followed by a Q&A, Cutter Fellow Robert Charette, an international authority on systems risk management, explores what is likely to transpire in the EV market in the next ten years, what it will take for legacy and emerging automakers to survive the transition to EVs, and the many risks these manufacturers are facing, including risks outside the direct control of the auto industry. Watch the webinar now.