Jimmy Mac talks with Ed Garsten, senior contributor for Forbes.com, about the latest stories shaping the auto and mobility world. Ed shares details from his upcoming coverage of Ford’s new global headquarters and explains why the project matters for the company’s future. He also breaks down Mazda’s move to make select ADAS features standard, and explains how Ford is working with power companies so F-150 Lightning owners can run their homes from their trucks during set hours.

Ed talks about the broader changes across mobility, from autonomous trucking to labor issues that affect commercial drivers. He brings years of experience reporting on strikes, electric vehicle trends, and new tech that will influence the road ahead. His background includes leading auto coverage at CNN’s Detroit Bureau and directing digital communications at Fiat Chrysler. You can follow his work to stay informed on the next steps in mobility and trucking.

Follow Ed’s reporting: https://www.forbes.com/sites/edgarsten/

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