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Shift: A podcast about mobility

Shift: A podcast about mobility

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On Shift: A podcast about mobility, Automotive News tech and innovation team leader Pete Bigelow takes an optimistic yet skeptical eye at the new tech and business models planned for the auto industry. Shift is a production of Automotive News, the leading publication covering the auto industry. Check out our reporting online at autonews.com/shift and follow us on Twitter @Automotive_News.© 2026 Shift: A podcast about mobility Economía
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  • Gary Shapiro: Tariffs are diverting attention from innovation at CES
    Jan 4 2026

    Gary Shaprio, CEO of the Consumer Technology Association, joins Automotive News reporter Molly Boigon on the “Shift” podcast to talk about how companies will be discussing trade policy, tariffs and manufacturing location changes at CES.

    He also explains how uncertain trade conditions are diverting focus from product innovation.

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    29 m
  • Itay Michaeli: Autonomous vehicles will gain traction at CES
    Dec 28 2025

    Itay Michaeli, senior U.S. automobile analyst at TD Cowen, joins Automotive News reporter Molly Boigon on the “Shift” podcast to talk about how industry experts increasingly feel that the arrival of autonomous vehicles is just a matter of time, a shift enabled by better and lower-cost hardware, improved software and lessons learned from past struggles.

    Michaeli also explains why he is expecting new partnerships in the robotaxi space at CES 2026.

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    14 m
  • Ryan Falor and Jason Ekelmann: How GM is merging its robotaxi venture with Super Cruise
    Dec 21 2025

    Ryan Falor, director of AV/ADAS data at GM, and Jason Ekelmann, manager of the advanced vehicle integration team at GM, join Automotive News reporter Lindsay VanHulle on the “Shift” podcast to talk about how the automaker is leveraging its shuttered Cruise robotaxi venture and Super Cruise hands-free driver-assist technology to build an eyes-off system for 2028.

    They also explain why GM is taking a nationwide testing approach and using manual data collection, simulation and supervised driving to build and evaluate test the systems.

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    31 m
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