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How to Achieve Electric Vehicle (EV) Homologation Success

How to Achieve Electric Vehicle (EV) Homologation Success

The market for electric vehicles (EVs) is growing as consumer demand for more sustainable transport drives next gen-mobility forward. As the EV market evolves, a host of new challenges arise in testing and certifying the conformity of these technical standards.

In this panel discussion, automotive experts from DEKRA, CharIN and Keysight Technologies discuss how to meet the new challenges for the automotive and homologation process, as well as solutions for meeting market demands and evolving electric vehicle supply equipment and EV standards.

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  • The most important EV standards for carmakers and their state of readiness to meet these standards.
  • How to maintain regulatory standards for technology when developing EVs.
  • Next steps for preventing EVs from being stranded in front of charging stations.

Moderator:

Markus Haller, Editor at WEKA FACHMEDIEN

Panellists:

Beat Kreuter, Vice President Business Line Product Safety Testing at DEKRA

Claas Bracklo, Chairman of the Board of the Changing Interface Initiative (CharIN)

Dr Christian Miesner, Automotive Disrict Manager EMEA at Keysight Technologies

Marvin Kroeger, Business Development Manager at Keysight Technologies

The Connected Car of The Future - 5G & C-V2X Testing

The Connected Car of The Future - 5G & C-V2X Testing

Vehicles are becoming increasingly connected and autonomous and can communicate with each other in what is called the vehicle-to-vehicle (V-2-V) model as well as with its surroundings via vehicle-to-everything (V2X) technology.

Join panellists from 5GAA, OmniAir, Qualcomm, and Keysight Technologies as they share their perspectives on 5G and cellular V2X test insights.

Gain an overview of:

  • V-2-V communication, specifically the ability of vehicles to communicate with its surroundings such as traffic lights or smartphones, and why it is important.
  • Why automotive companies are choosing to use C-V2X technology and not Wi-Fi 6 or short-range technology.

Moderator:

Markus Haller, Editor at WEKA FACHMEDIEN

Panellists:

Jason Conley, Executive Director at OmniAir Consortium

Maxime Flament, Chief Technology Officer at 5GAA

Jim Misener, Senior Director, Product Management – Global V2X Ecosyetm Lead, Qualcomm

Bill McKinley, Automotive Strategic Planner at Keysight Technologies