[1:42] Paul explains what Experiences Per Mile means to him
[2:30] Why TomTom became involved in the EPM movement
[2:58] Why TomTom is focused on creating positive in-vehicle experiences for customers
[3:34] Consumer perception of embedded in-vehicle navigation
[6:27] How navigation has changed recently and how TomTom has contributed to this change
[7:26] What it will take for consumers to leave phone navigation behind
[8:40] What can be done with vehicle navigation to reduce barriers to entry for electric vehicles (EVs)
[11:05] Other ways TomTom is improving the in-vehicle experience for drivers
[12:09] Opportunities to partner with other organizations to deliver more differentiated services for consumers
[13:58] Paul's vision for the future of vehicle navigation
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"Our vision of a cleaner, safer, congestion-free world drives our products and our actions on a day-to-day basis. We think the end result will be a positive experience for consumers." -Paul Hohos, TomTom #ExperiencesPerMile
As cars become more connected, embedded navigation solutions are transitioning to a hybrid model, where you're first online and then fall back on embedded when you lose connection. #ExperiencesPerMile #navigation
Historical data collected by TomTom can be shared with automakers and used to reduce range anxiety for EV owners. #EVEPM #ExperiencesPerMile #experience #EV #electricvehicles
