Claudio Vittori
Associate Manager | Supply Chain & Technology Group | E-Mobility Components Research S&P Global Mobility
Claudio Vittori is a Manager at S&P Global Mobility within the Auto Supply Chain, Technology & Aftermarket team. His research focus lies in electric vehicle components and charging infrastructure. He is also partly involved in other aspects related to the charging infrastructure such as consumers preferences, policies, regulations, incentives and energy-grid management.
Claudio has an extensive e-mobility background having worked for the previous ten years on some of the largest European electric vehicle projects in Switzerland, Germany and Italy. His expertise also includes a work experience in an international electric vehicle start-up.
2024 Agenda Sessions
The Electrification Era – Technology and Supply Chain Dynamics Influencing xEVs Take Rate
With rapid rates of electric vehicle adoption continuing in major markets globally, key themes are emerging. Economies of scale, potential raw material constraints, demands for longer range and a seamless charging process are raising as a necessary next phase of the evolution and might become a potential challenge for all the stakeholders involved.
A quantitative and qualitative perspective on the essential topics shaping the E-Mobility transition will be shared in the presentation.
- S&P Global: research in the automotive business
- Vehicle in operation forecast
- Consumer sentiment about xEVs and charging
- Latest advancements about batteries and expected driving range
- Charging infrastructure deployment risk and opportunities
Tuesday 14 May 10:10 - 10:40 E- Mobility Stage
E- Mobility: Economic Trends, Strategies & Industry Overview
With rapid rates of electric vehicle adoption continuing in major markets globally, key themes are emerging. Economies of scale, potential raw material constraints, demands for longer range and a seamless charging process are raising as a necessary next phase of the evolution and might become a potential challenge for all the stakeholders involved.
A quantitative and qualitative perspective on the essential topics shaping the E-Mobility transition will be shared in the presentation.
- S&P Global: research in the automotive business
- Vehicle in operation forecast
- Consumer sentiment about xEVs and charging
- Latest advancements about batteries and expected driving range
- Charging infrastructure deployment risk and opportunities
