SAE Automotive Engineering Podcast

Bi-Directional Charging: The Home-Powering Battery in Your Driveway

One of the promises of electric vehicles is that they could be used as a battery to power our homes and eventually the grid. That technology is making its way to more and

How Automakers Use Data

Driving habits are a data goldmine for automakers. The question is, how are they using that data and what does it mean for drivers? In this episode, we talk with Slate a

V2X Communications

In a world where nearly every device talks to every other device, it's no surprise that vehicles talk to one another and to the cloud. While mapping software has utilized

SAE Automotive Podcast: Software Defined Vehicles

Vehicles are increasingly becoming dynamic pieces of hardware and software. In the past (outside of aftermarket upgrades), vehicles wouldn't change once they left the dea

Autonomous Vehicle Technology

Self-driving vehicles are increasingly entering our roadways. Robotaxis from Waymo and Zoox are currently on US roads delivering passengers from place to place within ver

Solid-State Batteries

There's a piece of technology that many say will bring EVs into the mainstream. It's solid-state batteries. With incredible energy density, these batteries can be smaller

Additive Manufacturing

One of the more interesting aspects of automotive production and design over the past decade is additive manufacturing. While most of what we hear about the process invol

EV Manufacturing

This month, Senior Editor Chris Clonts speaks with Voltaiq CEO Tal Sholklapper about what his battery analysis company observes in American manufacturers. Sustainability

The State of EVs

The past few months have been chaotic for the electric vehicle transition. The federal tax credits are set to end, and tariffs seem to change from week to week. For this