Volvo

PowerCell

PowerCell is a Swedish fuel cell company, based in Gothernburg, that has been operating for almost 30 years. The company targets marine, aviation, off-road, on-road and stationary power generation sectors for the installation of its proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFCs).

Construction OEMs Electrification Progress

Innovation map for the construction OEMs electrification progress.

Subaru

Through 2023 and 2024 Subaru has been through a series of management changes. A key part of the change is a new focus and more ambitious plan for electric vehicles. This profile looks at Subaru's current product portfolio and technologies and evaluates its renewed electrification plans.

Cellcentric

Cellcentric is a 50:50 joint venture of Daimler Truck AG and the Volvo Group AB formed in March 2021. Cellcentric's primary focus is to develop, produce, and commercialize fuel cell systems for use in heavy-duty trucks, as well as other applications with a comparable set of requirements. IDTechEx learned more about its technology at ACT Expo 2024.

Immersion Cooling for EVs: Fluid Players and Partnerships

Innovation map of fluid players and partnerships in immersion cooling for electric vehicles.

The Emerging Adoption and Future Trends of SiC and GaN in EVs

In 2008, the commercialization of the silicon carbide (SiC) MOSFET marked a major turning point for the power semiconductor market, representing its first significant development in decades. This technology was pioneered in electric vehicles (EVs) with the 2017 Tesla Model 3. The SiC MOSFET is a transistor that promises high power density, greater efficiency, and is less fallible to high temperatures.

The European Electric Bus Market: An Overview

Innovation map overview of the European electric bus market.

What Does 2025 and Beyond Hold for Electric Buses?

Buses are the most common form of public transport worldwide and are an integral part of billions of daily commutes. From Mumbai to Amsterdam, buses offer cheap and accessible transportation for people to get to work, leisure, and a whole host of other destinations. Buses have been the workhorses of urban transport for almost a hundred years, and for most of that time, they have run on diesel engines.