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Michael Brady

Michael Brady

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Contributor, Automotive Dive

Los Angeles, Washington

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Total articles 860

  • How AI is transforming automotive design

    By Michael Brady Verified| Automotive Dive Verified This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. AI is beginning to transform the automotive design process by allowing designers to rapidly ideate, sketch and render new designs, experts say. Until recently, designers had to spend several weeks or months sketching before refining and rendering those images in 3D.

    By Michael Brady Verified · Automotive Dive

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Policy shifts shake up automotive landscape in 2025

    By Eric Walz Verified, Michael Brady Verified, Larry Avila Verified| Automotive Dive Verified President Donald Trump moved quickly to sign executive orders that could have widespread effects on automakers. The orders made Trump’s campaign promises to curtail the transition to battery electric vehicles and funding to grow charging infrastructure areality.Other action by the president also signaled a shift on emissions policy, which could keep gas and diesel-powered vehicles on U.S. roads longer.

    By Eric Walz Verified, Michael Brady Verified, Larry Avila Verified · Automotive Dive

    Jan. 31, 2025

  • How Ford is helping Ecolab transition to EVs

    By Michael Brady Verified| Trellis Verified Ecolab, which offers water, hygiene and infection-prevention solutions and services, announced in January that it would purchase over 1,000 electric vehicles from Ford Motor Co. and convert all its sales and service vehicles in California to EVs by 2025. It’s part of the company’s plan to transition its entire fleet of more than 11,000 vehicles to EVs by 2030.

    By Michael Brady Verified · Trellis

    Nov. 14, 2024

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Automotive Dive

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Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., United States, United States