Drivetime

This bonus episode of Drivetime — MOVE Monday — features Juho Hyytiäinen, Co-founder and CEO of Way, discussing how fleets can move from simply collecting vehicle data to making smarter business decisions with it. Drawing on a career spanning AI startups, Lucid and connected vehicle technology,Juho explains why data alone isn't enough. The real value comes when businesses add context, turning raw vehicle data into actionable insights that improve efficiency, reduce costs and support better outcomes.The conversation explores how fleet operators can use connected vehicle data to understand customer site activity, reduce wasted journeys, improve vehicle utilisation and make proactive decisions around maintenance and operations. Juho also shares why OEMs and software providers must work together to unlock the full potential of connected fleets, and why the future belongs to businesses that can turn dashboards into decisions.Drivetime is the global auto tech podcast powered by Keyloop.

In this episode of Drivetime, host Jacqui is joined by Peter McDonald, Director of Ohme, to explore how home charging is reshaping the EV conversation for consumers,retailers and OEMs. From his early career at Volkswagen and Nissan to his move into smart charging, Peter McDonald shares a practical view of what really drives EV adoption: cost, convenience and confidence. The discussion covers the economics of home charging, why off-road parking remains a major enabler, and how retailers can make EV sales easier by helping customers quickly understand whether home charging is right for them.The episode also looks at smart tariffs, grid flexibility, electric vans, OEM partnerships and the future potential of vehicle-to-grid technology. For retailers, the message is clear: home charging is not just an add-on. It can be the key to helping more customers make the switch to electric.Drivetime is the global auto tech podcast powered byKeyloop.

Recorded live at MOVE 26, this bonus episode of Drivetime — MOVE Monday — features Martin Calmels, CEO of Geopost Vision, the data business created withinGeopost, one of Europe's largest parcel delivery networks. Martin explains how Geopost Vision is turning one of Europe's largest logistics fleets into a powerful source of real-world road intelligence. With tens of thousands of delivery vehicles collecting forward-facing imagery every day, the business is helping organisations improve mapping, train autonomous driving systems, identify road maintenance issues and support smarter cities.The conversation explores how fresh, large-scale data can unlock entirely new mobility services, why speed limit and road condition data have become increasingly valuable, and how Geopost Vision is balancing innovation with a privacy-first approach. Martin also shares his ambitions to expand beyond Europe and partner with organisations across Asia, South America and beyond.Drivetime is the global auto tech podcast powered by Keyloop.

Recorded live at MOVE 26, this bonus episode of Drivetime features Chandresh Patel, CEO of Mobilisights, the wholly owned Stellantis subsidiary helping fleets unlock the value of connected vehicle data. Drawing on experience spanning Apple, tech startups and the NFL, Chandresh shares how a fresh perspective is helping Mobilisights rethink what connected vehicle data can do for fleets.From real-time vehicle health alerts and predictive maintenance to improving uptime and reducing total cost of ownership, he explains how connected data can help fleetoperators make smarter decisions. The conversation also explores the role of AI, the importance of customer-led product development, and how anonymised vehicle data could help shape everything from city planning to future mobility services. It's a fascinating look at how OEM data is evolving from a simple reporting tool into a catalyst for innovation across the mobility ecosystem.Drivetime is the global auto tech podcast powered by Keyloop.

Lawrence Hamilton, President of Lucid Motors, returns to Drivetime to explore what it takes to build one of the most ambitious EV brands in the industry today. Lawrence shares the story behind Lucid, a company founded with a simple goal: build the best cars in the world through relentless efficiency. From battery technology and vehicle packaging to performance and driving dynamics, he explains why efficiency is at the heart of every Lucid innovation.The conversation covers Lucid's new Gravity SUV, the future of autonomous driving, and the EVs Lawrence believes are helping accelerate mainstream adoption. He also discusses why Europe's automotive industry is regaining momentum and what excites him most about the next generation of mobility.Drivetime is the global auto tech podcast powered by Keyloop.

Recorded live at MOVE 26, this bonus episode of Drivetime features Christiane Soppa, Head of Sales for Mobility and Logistics at Bosch, in conversation with Jacqui about theshift towards software-defined vehicles, software-defined fleets and a more connected mobility ecosystem. Christiane Soppa explains how Bosch brings together OEM, aftermarket and fleet expertise to turn vehicle data into useful insights — from EV battery health and predictive maintenance to vehicle health certificates and damage transparency.The conversation also explores why software-defined mobility is more than a technology shift. As vehicles become platforms that can be personalised, updated and improved over time, Christiane Soppa shares why collaboration across OEMs, fleets, suppliers and service networks will be essential to creating new value for operators andcustomers alike.Drivetime is the global auto tech podcast powered by Keyloop.

Recorded live at MOVE 26, this bonus episode of Drivetime features Aymen Ismail, Director of Customer Service at SMART Europe, in conversation with Jacqui about what happens when an iconic automotive brand gets rebuilt from the ground up. Aymen Ismail shares how SMART Europe has blended automotive heritage with startupthinking, drawing inspiration from brands like Netflix, Apple, Airbnb and Uber to create a more agile, customer-led business model. From direct-to-consumer data and over-the-air updates to AI-powered service and community feedback loops, he explains why listening is no longer enough – brandsneed to turn customer insight into tangible improvements. The conversation also explores how EV ownership is reshaping aftersales, why customer service could become a growth driver for OEMs, and what’s next for SMART — including the return of the iconic Fortwo as the Smart #2 and the launch of the SmartCare sub-brand.Drivetime is the global auto tech podcast powered by Keyloop.

This week on the Drivetime podcast, Jacqui Barker is joined by Lawrence Hamilton, President of Lucid Motors, to discuss how the Silicon Valley-born EV manufacturer ischallenging traditional automotive thinking. Lawrence shares his journey through more than three decades in the automotive industry and explains why Lucid's approach to electric vehicles starts with one core principle: efficiency. From industry-leading range and charging performance to compact, high-powered drivetrains, he reveals how Lucid is rethinking vehicle design from the ground up.The conversation explores Lucid's origins, its partnerships with Aston Martin, Uber and Nuro, the future of autonomous mobility, and the challenges of bringing a newautomotive brand to market. Lawrence also discusses EV adoption, retail strategy, and why he believes the next phase of the industry'ss evolution will be driven by smarter technology, better customer experiences and a relentless focus on innovation.Drivetime is the global auto tech podcast powered by Keyloop.