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From Hydrogen to Cybersecurity: Trends Driving the Automotive & Mobility Industry

June 2023
From Hydrogen to Cybersecurity: Trends Driving the Automotive & Mobility Industry

In May 2023, the Automotive & Mobility Industry Group at Morgan Lewis was invited to the State of Michigan by leaders of the Office of Future Mobility and Electrification for a series of meetings that provided unparalleled insights into the development of new technologies that will change how humans and goods are transported. As the birthplace of the personal mobility revolution, Michigan is committed to becoming the global leader for the incubation, and evolution of, autonomous, connected, electric, and alternative fuel technologies to better enable a clean energy future.

This report captures our thoughts on the most prominent opportunities that mobility stakeholders should aim to target and how to navigate the legal issues that must be considered when implementing these next-gen technologies. These include (1) electric vehicle (EV) and hydrogen fueling infrastructure; (2) cybersecurity and data privacy risks surrounding the EV ecosystem; and (3) the rollout of Level 2, 3, and 4 ADAS technologies in passenger vehicles and commercial trucks.

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Key Legal Considerations for Electric Vehicle and Hydrogen Fueling Infrastructure
Electric vehicles (EVs) and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles will be key players in the nationwide and industrywide effort to cut emissions. The industry has been focused on battery electrification for light-duty vehicles and the expansion of the EV charging infrastructure. Increasing attention is being paid to using hydrogen and adopting hydrogen fuel cell technologies in the heavy-duty transportation sector, as hydrogen is viewed as the option with the greatest long-term opportunity for decarbonizing that sector.
Cybersecurity Considerations for the Electric Vehicle Ecosystem
US President Joseph Biden recently described our digital world as being at an “inflection point.” Indeed, the rapid proliferation of new technology has created complex, and sometimes hidden, digital interdependencies that are vulnerable to exploitation, challenging the private sector and government to contain risks before they become unmanageable. It is no surprise that cybersecurity is now an essential component of modern business.
The Five-Year Outlook on ADAS Level 2, 3, and 4 Technologies in Passenger Vehicles and Commercial Trucks
The prospect of autonomous vehicles whisking passengers and goods to their final destinations has dazzled the public’s imagination and driven billions of dollars in investment into the development of advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) over the last decade. By 2035, market analysists project that ADAS technologies could yield $300 billion to $400 billion in revenue for legacy automakers and systems manufacturers.