A C.A.S.E. for Northwest Ohio’s Automotive Future

Growth in smart mobility continues to skyrocket, and analysts project no signs of slowdown. Hundreds of millions are pouring into this industry – commonly referred to as CASE – Connected, Autonomous, Shared, Electric – as innovators look to capitalize on this game-changing autonomous technology.

Autonomous Technology & Electric Vehicles

With its rich, deep tradition tied to the automotive industry, it’s no surprise Northwest Ohio plays a leading role in autonomous technology advancements

Already recognized as one of the premier automotive supply regions in the western hemisphere, Toledo/Northwest Ohio has recognized, adopted and implemented the advancements of this flourishing segment.

Growing with this industry, learn how Northwest Ohio has positioned itself at the forefront of CASE Mobility and how your company can accelerate toward the automotive future.

These assets make Toledo/Northwest Ohio a viable location for those looking to test and deploy new technologies related to autonomous and mobility. And the region’s core capacities have made it a leading location for electric vehicle startups and expansions.

Industry Assets

Northwest Ohio offers an exceptional combination of skilled labor force, nationally ranked educational facilities, industry-specific resources, and a geographic location at the center of the industry.

Energy Resources

A unique diverse mix providing the ability to create green energy sources

Workforce

Plentiful and high performing

Available Sites & Buildings

Ready for immediate development

Secure Supply Chain

Tight and reliable

Existing Knowledge Base

“A lot of companies with new automotive technologies need a place to deploy their technology and do testing, and Toledo is well-positioned for that.”

— Kim Hill, President, HWA Analytics

Did You Know?

  • Autonomous vehicles are predicted to free up 50 minutes a day for drivers
  • Human error accounts for roughly 90% of accidents on roadways. The creation of driverless cars is expected to have a significant impact in reducing such accidents
  • Ohio has invested $16 billion in transportation infrastructure in preparation for autonomous technologies
  • A recent study uncovered more than 1,700 startup companies worldwide in the automotive industry
  • 80% of the energy in an electric vehicle battery is transferred directly to powering the car, whereas in a gasoline powered vehicle only 15% of the energy goes directly toward powering the car.
  • EV battery costs have dropped $1,000 per kWh in 10 years
  • There are 10 million EVs on the road.
  • There were 25,313 charging stations in the U.S. by the end of 2020, triple the 7,340 there were in 2014

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Gary Thompson

Executive V.P.
Business Development
(419) 304-9585