Following the tradition of using opposing concepts as a basis for organisational analysis,
this article advances a theory‐based understanding of incumbent firms in sustainability …

The transportation sector generates the second-largest greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions
but is considered the most challenging sector to decarbonise. Vehicle electrification is a …

Automotive suppliers play a key role in the development of powertrain systems for cars. The
technological change towards electric vehicles requires innovative activities and therefore …

The transition to the green mobility economy has encouraged organisations to both
collaborate and compete for building the environmental innovations required in vehicle …

Technology-forcing policies are one of several measures that governments have at their
disposal in order to address market failures arising from knowledge spillover and pollution …

Competition in the already highly competitive automotive industry intensified in the early
1990's. The ubiquitous internal combustion engine began to be challenged by the upstart …

Faced with a drastically modified social and economic context and a highly competitive
global market, the automotive industry must redefine its strategy but is struggling to find the …

Manufacturing in supply chains commonly involves collaboration between multiple and
diverse enterprises forming temporary coalitions. The matchmaking and assembly of multi …

The green knowledge-based economy has complicated the dynamical knowledge
interactions in the multi-technology sector of transportation that involves a constellation of …

The rise of all types of electric vehicles (xEVs) is reshaping the global automotive sector,
marking a new era of electric mobility (eMobility). While existing research predominantly …