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. For 8 years, the MOVE event series has been transforming the mobility landscape by empowering companies across a complex ecosystem to collaborate, innovate and accelerate change. MOVEmnt is the editorial voice behind that event series, an auto-tech publication dedicated to exploring the ideas, people, and innovations shaping the future of mobility.
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 regardless of government intervention. She emphasises the importance of getting customers behind the wheel and allowing the cars to “speak for themselves." EVUK is an industry-to-consumer accelerator helping the UK move towards a fully electric future. Founded back in 2024, EV UK is cutting through the misinformation, helping to make electric mobility easier to understand, easier to trust, and easier for everyone to access. For the latest articles and updates on all things auto tech, visit MOVEmnt.net. Or follow us on LinkedIn at @MOVE: Mobility Re-Imagined.
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 MOVE Day 2 to discuss an exciting piece of research published in conjunction with the Royal Town Planning Institute. As the conference was swiftly packed away around us, we discussed the dangers of allowing autonomous technology to press forward with only commercial incentive and the unexpected benefits autonomous vehicles are already proving to deliver in cities around the world--all whilst watching the carpet roll away. The Institute for Driverless Transport is an independent research body designed to prepare policymakers, businesses, and communities for the consequences of the arrival of autonomous vehicles. In its own words, the IfDT "exists so that the rollout goes well". For the latest articles and updates on all things auto tech, visit MOVEmnt.net. Or follow us on LinkedIn at @MOVE: Mobility Re-Imagined.
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-mobility solutions to large companies and SMEs, Ayvens is at the forefront of the electric transition and a world leader in sustainable mobility. In this fascinating discussion, recorded live from the MOVE 2026 show floor, Eve and Amelie explore the biggest industry barriers to EV adoption, as well as the core principles that underpin Ayvens' mission, including simplifying mobility solutions and making transport accessible to all. For the latest articles and updates on all things auto tech, visit MOVEmnt.net. Or follow us on LinkedIn at @MOVE: Mobility Re-Imagined.
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 EV sectors, looking at how specific industry conditions have contributed to creating China’s unparalleled EV dominance. We explore the unique factors contributing to China’s title as the world’s largest EV market, including the impact of government subsidies, supply chain dominance, and market scale. “We are in a seismic moment for the global auto industry where it is being totally reshaped by Chinese exports, and it feels as if it’s only just starting.” As we wind up, Stephen discusses the rise of “marriages of convenience” between Chinese and Western EV makers before offering some journalistically neutral commentary on autonomous developments here in the UK capital. For the latest articles and insights on all things auto tech, visit MOVEmnt.net. Or drop us a follow on LinkedIn at @MOVE: Mobility Re-Imagined.
MOVE 2026 is now just a week away, and what better time than to hear from one of our fantastic Keynote speakers? In Episode 5, MOVEmnt’s Eve Stevens sits down with a powerhouse in the world of heavy transport and automotive, Evalena Falck, Vice President and Head of Strategic Business at Scania. Operating in over 100 countries with 50,00 employees, Scania is a household name in the world of logistics and heavy transport, and a key player in accelerating mobility's green transition. Evalena joins us on the pod to talk us through the important work Scania is doing to decarbonize this critical sector in the electrification roadmap, and (excitingly) to give our listeners a flavour of what's to come next week. Scania will be joined by DHL on the MOVE floor, showcasing their on-board range extender. Secure your tickets today to catch a piece of the action! For the latest articles and insights on all things auto tech, visit MOVEmnt.net. Or drop us a follow on LinkedIn at @MOVE: Mobility Re-Imagined.
Our guest this week is Mark Tapscott, Co-Founder of British automotive start-up Longbow Motors. A pioneer in electrification, Tesla alumnus and a self-confessed 'car guy', Mark joins us on The MOVEmnt Podcast to discuss Longbow's commitment to electrification and feather-weight EV design. Mark and the Longbow team are on a mission to restore some of the theatre and emotion of the classic British sports car to the electric segment, focusing on light-weighting and the driver experience in a market that too often overlooks the joy of driving. Described by some as the “anti-Tesla,” Longbow is pushing back against the growing homogenisation of the EV segment with its first two models, the Speedster and the Roadster , both expected to arrive as early as next year.Listen to the full episode to hear Mark's reflections on his time at Tesla, the lessons he learned there, and some exclusive insights on Longbow's ambitious plans for future expansion. For the latest articles and updates on all things auto tech, visit MOVEmnt.net. Or drop us a follow on LinkedIn at @MOVE: Mobility Re-Imagined.
In Episode 3 of The MOVEmnt Podcast , we sit down with Lyft’s EVP of Global Growth, Jeremy Bird, to explore his vision for a hybrid autonomous network. As autonomy ramps up in the UK and Europe welcomes its first commercial robotaxi deployment in Croatia, our conversation couldn’t come at a more critical time in the industry. In our fascinating discussion we dive deep on some of the vital, and often divisive questions, surrounding autonomous mobility, unpacking uncertainties surrounding job security and the realities of automation. Jeremy outlines his vision of a customer-obsessed approach that connects riders easily and seamlessly with opportunity, while continuing to centre and evolve the driver experience. Jeremy looks back on his long and storied career, including his time as Chief Field Director for Barack Obama’s 2012 presidential campaign, and how his background in community organising and advocacy continues to shape his leadership at Lyft today. For the latest articles and insights on all things auto tech, visit MOVEmnt.net. Or drop us a follow on LinkedIn at @MOVE: Mobility Re-Imagined.
In Episode 2, MOVEmnt’s Eve Stevens sits down with a legend in the world of legislature and public service, Commissioner Nancy Skinner of the California Energy Commission. With a career spanning several decades and a portfolio of landmark legislation, Skinner reflects on her long and influential career, sharing some of her proudest achievements and her personal connection to sustainability, policy and equitable transportation. In this fascinating discussion, the pair dive into some of the biggest topics in mobility, including the Commissioner's advocacy for electrification, large-scale battery storage and mass transit, all areas that fall under her remit in her new role as Commissioner for Clean Energy, Ports and Industrial Decarbonisation. For the latest articles and insights on all things auto tech, visit MOVEmnt.net. Or drop us a follow on LinkedIn at @MOVE: Mobility Re-Imagined.
What better way to kick off our 2026 interview series than with the CEO and Founder of Rivian Motors, RJ Scaringe? If you’re at all interested in the world of automotive, chances are you’ve heard of RJ; part engineer, part businessman, PhD, and electrification enthusiast, RJ is leading the charge in the quest to decarbonize transportation. Ahead of the launch of Rivian’s first mass-market vehicle, the R2, RJ sat down with MOVEmnt Editor and podcast host Eve Stevens to discuss Rivian’s roadmap for autonomy, their signature zonal architecture, and RJ’s deep-rooted fascination with the automotive world. For the latest articles and insights on all things auto tech, visit MOVEmnt.net . Or drop us a follow on LinkedIn at @MOVE: Mobility Re-Imagined
