Systemic Fragility, Risk & Path Dependence

What Uber and taxi fleets know about your car that the reviewers won’t tell you.

The information asymmetry between you and the manufacturer — and the one actor who can close it

What happens when you run a battery electric vehicle for 400,000 kilometres in four years? The fleet data is just coming in — and it’s rewriting everything the industry thought it knew.

Why the world’s most admired luxury brands fail the only durability test that matters

What 300,000 kilometres actually does to a car — and why 'boring' wins

Why a Manhattan taxi’s odometer means more than a manufacturer’s press release

This series traces how the Wehrmacht's reliance on a wide variety of complex, poorly standardized vehicles created a logistical nightmare that severely hampered its mobility and operational effectiveness.

This series traces how Peugeot's 404 sedan evolved from a stylish family car into a symbol of resilience and reliability across Africa, Asia, and South America, exploring its engineering innovations, rally-proven durability, and enduring legacy in the developing world.

A three-part series conducting rigorous, comparative lifecycle assessments of gasoline, hybrid, battery-electric, and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, exposing how accounting boundaries shape technological winners and losers.

Applies full lifecycle accounting to hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, exposing the profound efficiency penalties and carbon leakage of different hydrogen production pathways.