Consumer Trends Shaping EV Adoption
Emerging technologies like AI, IoT, and blockchain are reshaping electric mobility, driving battery lifecycle innovations, influencing EV market growth, and redefining consumer adoption patterns, while disruptive players gain traction through bold pricing, agile distribution, and differentiated bran
Q1. Could you start by giving us a brief overview of your professional background, particularly focusing on your expertise in the industry?
I am an Automobile professional with over 30 years of experience. My track record includes developing and executing the organization's business strategies, providing strategic advice to the board and chairperson, and preparing and implementing comprehensive business plans to facilitate achievement. A visionary & a Strategist helping start-ups and seasoned professionals
Brands led and honed:
Revolt Motors (CEO), LML Scooters: CXO
Shriram Pistons and Rings (Executive Director), ExxonMobil Lubricants (Country Head), Goodyear, MRF Tyres, Nestle, Pennzoil.
Lead strategy and product for high reliability conductors and interconnects used across EVs.
Q2. What role do you see for emerging technologies like AI, IoT, or blockchain in redefining mobility solutions?
Three key themes emerge: predictive operations, grid intelligence, and trusted lifecycle data.
• AI + IoT in vehicles and chargers: real‑time diagnostics and predictive maintenance (reducing unplanned downtime by double‑digit percentages), usage‑based warranties, and optimized thermal/current derating on cables and power electronics.
• Energy & grid optimization: V2G/V2H orchestration that shifts charging to low‑carbon or low‑tariff windows; fleet algorithms that co‑optimize routing, charger availability, and battery health.
• Battery passport & settlements:…
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