Ali leads the battery research team at S&P Global Mobility. Under his leadership, the team provides comprehensive market intelligence services related to automotive batteries through syndicated reports and forecasts. Before his current role, he was responsible for developing and maintaining the battery raw material forecast, a highly granular dataset that tracks materials from mining through to vehicle production. Before joining S&P Global, Ali was in charge of the design and release of battery cooling systems at Maserati. He also worked at the e-mobility startup Italianvolt, where he was responsible for battery design and development. Ali holds a master’s degree in Energy Engineering from Politecnico di Milano and is an alumnus of the Unitech management program.
Keynote
Monday, September 29
05:55 pm - 06:20 pm
Live in Berlin
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Fast charging has emerged as one of the most critical enablers—and bottlenecks—for mainstream EV adoption. As consumer expectations rise and infrastructure scales, the focus has shifted toward battery cell chemistries and architectures that can deliver ultra-fast charging without sacrificing performance, safety, or cycle life.This session will explore how new materials, including those pioneered in China’s leading EV market, are setting the pace for global innovation by providing trend analysis of high-rate charge cells, the role of thermal management and BMS in enabling speed, and how global OEMs are responding to the fast-charging race. Real-world data from recent deployments will be used to illustrate the trade-offs and breakthroughs defining the path forward.
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