Interview: Kia Niro; What does it look like when it is working well? Depends on needs and the version you have

Interviews

Interview: Kia Niro; What does it look like when it is working well? Depends on needs and the version you have

David Brown / June 9, 2021

All the way up to headquarter level, there is a medium to long term vision, to expand our green car fleet

Interviews

Interview: Hyundai Ioniq 5; Designed from the ground up – The changing face of Electric Vehicles

David Brown / June 8, 2021

With an electric vehicle the first question is \”How will it be used?\” then you asked \”What range do we need?\”

Episodes

Overdrive: Car sales could hit 1 mill; Hyundai Ioniq – purpose-built electric vehicle; Isuzu D-Max

David Brown / June 6, 2021

Hyundai\’s soon to be released Ioniq 5 is an EV built from the ground up.

Episodes

Overdrive: Positioning various electrification models; Subaru BRZ; Suspension setups for Australia

David Brown / June 2, 2021

The efforts Kia make to set-up suspensions for Australian Models

Episodes

Overdrive: Right processes/right decisions –CEO ARRB; Kia Niro; Poo collection from Railway tracks

David Brown / May 25, 2021

We must not only build a project we must audit it after the event to see what the real results were.

Interviews

Government Budgets: Big spending but are they spending well?

David Brown / May 20, 2021

[00:01:30] The future is about integrated mobility. It\’s not about roads. It\’s not about trains or light rail. It\’s not about ports and airports. It\’s about the integration of those journeys for freight and for passengers to really give economic uplift, but also to connect our communities,

Episodes

Overdrive: Federal Budget – big projects but no process improvement; VW utes and vans

David Brown / May 18, 2021

The Federal budget has seen increased spending in most transport areas, including construction and road safety.
But one of the problems with this and most other budgets is an emphasis on the size of the spending rather than the quality of the outcomes. Are we maximising benefits?