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IDTechEx Asks: Are EV Fires Now Less Common but More Problematic

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Thursday, January 27, 2022

How Common are EV Fires and How Serious are They?

Key Points: 
  • How Common are EV Fires and How Serious are They?
  • Regarding how common vehicle fires actually are, there have been several studies on the topic.
  • Whilst the occurrence is lower for EVs, when an EV does catch fire, the consequences can be very problematic.
  • It doesn't help that the occurrence of EV fires can be unpredictable, with research conducted by IDTechEx suggesting that a third of EV fires occur when the vehicle is stationary, parked, and not charging.

IDTechEx Asks: Are EV Fires Now Less Common but More Problematic

Retrieved on: 
Thursday, January 27, 2022

How Common are EV Fires and How Serious are They?

Key Points: 
  • How Common are EV Fires and How Serious are They?
  • Regarding how common vehicle fires actually are, there have been several studies on the topic.
  • Whilst the occurrence is lower for EVs, when an EV does catch fire, the consequences can be very problematic.
  • It doesn't help that the occurrence of EV fires can be unpredictable, with research conducted by IDTechEx suggesting that a third of EV fires occur when the vehicle is stationary, parked, and not charging.

EV Fires: A Disaster for Automakers, But an Opportunity for Material Suppliers, Reveals IDTechEx

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Tuesday, August 10, 2021

This recall is said to cost GM in the region of $11,000 per vehicle, totaling nearly $800 million.

Key Points: 
  • This recall is said to cost GM in the region of $11,000 per vehicle, totaling nearly $800 million.
  • The key issue is that EV fires tend to be much more severe and attract a lot more press.
  • This presents an opportunity for those material suppliers making thermal interface materials (TIMs), flame-retardant materials, or fire protection materials.
  • IDTechEx guides your strategic business decisions through its Research, Subscription and Consultancy products, helping you profit from emerging technologies.

EV Fires: A Disaster for Automakers, But an Opportunity for Material Suppliers, Reveals IDTechEx

Retrieved on: 
Tuesday, August 10, 2021

This recall is said to cost GM in the region of $11,000 per vehicle, totaling nearly $800 million.

Key Points: 
  • This recall is said to cost GM in the region of $11,000 per vehicle, totaling nearly $800 million.
  • The key issue is that EV fires tend to be much more severe and attract a lot more press.
  • This presents an opportunity for those material suppliers making thermal interface materials (TIMs), flame-retardant materials, or fire protection materials.
  • IDTechEx guides your strategic business decisions through its Research, Subscription and Consultancy products, helping you profit from emerging technologies.

Aimia Announces Reconstitution of Board of Directors

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Tuesday, February 25, 2020

Previous directors Thomas Gardner, Dieter Jentsch, Robert (Chris) Kreidler, Linda Kuga Pikulin, William (Bill) McEwan and Frederick (Fred) Mifflin have all stepped down from the Aimia Board.

Key Points: 
  • Previous directors Thomas Gardner, Dieter Jentsch, Robert (Chris) Kreidler, Linda Kuga Pikulin, William (Bill) McEwan and Frederick (Fred) Mifflin have all stepped down from the Aimia Board.
  • The Board of Directors is now comprised of eight directors as follows: Karen Basian, Charles Frischer, Sandra Hanington, Michael Lehmann, Philip Mittleman, Jeremy Rabe (CEO),David Rosenkrantz and Jordan G. Teramo.
  • In total, the reconstituted Board owns 30.6 million common shares outstanding for an aggregate stake of more than 32% in the Company.
  • Mr. Frischer's prior public company board experience includes being a board member of Imageware Systems (OTC: IWSY) from September 2017 until May of 2019.