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The MOVEmnt Podcast gives voice to the brilliant minds leading conversations around electric, autonomous and software-defined mobility, platforming the stories behind the industry's top movers and shakers.
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Ep 9: Tanya Sinclair (opens the original)
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This week we are joined by the “Queen of EVs” herself Tanya Sinclair, CEO of EVUK, to discuss all things electric. As we wrap up our “Industry Voices” mini-series, Tanya reflects on her long and influential career in EV advocacy and political lobbying, highlighting the rapid technological advancements that have been made since she began in the industry. As the UK considers revisions to the electrification targets set out in the ZEV mandate, Tanya argues that the UK market remains strong regardle
Ep 8: James Hutt (opens the original)
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Autonomous technology is officially upon us, but the question remains: how prepared are we for this transition? At MOVE 2026, we sat down with Co-Founder of the Institute for Driverless Transport, James Hutt, to discuss the ways in which the IfDT is attempting to catalyse conversations around autonomous vehicles. For James, the discussion must move beyond the transport question to consider the wider implications on town planning, job security, safety, and security. James joined us at the end of
Ep 7: Amelie De Valroger (opens the original)
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Join us as we chat with one of MOVE 2026's official sponsors, Amelie de Valroger, Global Director of Innovation, Products and Consultancy at Ayvens. In this exclusive bonus episode, Amelie sits down with MOVEmnt Editor Eve Stevens to discuss Ayvens' position at the centre of the mobility ecosystem. Ayvens is a global leader in sustainable mobility, operating in 40 countries and managing approximately 3.1 million vehicles. Offering full-service leasing, fleet management services, and multi-mobili
Ep 6: Stephen Wilmot (opens the original)
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A few years ago, the sight of a BYD or Geely on the streets of the UK was an anomaly. Fast forward to 2026 and Chinese badges are fast becoming household brands. Stephen Wilmot, European Autos Reporter for The Wall Street Journal , joins us on the show floor in our first episode in the "Industry Voices" mini-series to deliver a comprehensive, broad-brushstrokes look at the EV industry in 2026. Informed by over a decade of autos reporting, Stephen provides his insights on the American and Chinese
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