On Tuesday, September 15, François Sorel, a host on the BFM Business program Tech & Co, welcomed several guests for a discussion on the evolving landscape of transportation and technology. Among them were Luc Julia, an expert in connected products, Cédric Ingrand, general director of Heavyweight Studio, and Frédéric Simottel, a journalist from BFM Business. The conversation focused on the future of electric and autonomous vehicles in Europe, as well as ongoing labor disputes in the tech sector. One of the topics was the arrival of Elon Musk's Tesla Semi in Europe, scheduled for 2027. The electric truck, designed to be more energy-efficient and environmentally friendly than traditional diesel models, will need to meet European safety and emissions standards before it can be sold there. This marks a significant step for the automotive industry as it transitions toward greener alternatives. The discussion also covered recent developments in autonomous vehicle technology. In Germany, the first autonomous truck without a driver's cabin is set to be deployed by the company Einride in partnership with the supermarket chain Lidl. Meanwhile, Paris is preparing to introduce autonomous minibuses starting in 2028, signaling a growing interest in self-driving transport solutions in urban environments. In addition to these technological advancements, the panel addressed a labor issue at the semiconductor company Micron, where employees are threatening to strike due to disagreements over profit-sharing agreements. This highlights the ongoing tensions between workers and companies in the high-tech industry, as automation and global competition reshape the workforce. Tech & Co airs daily on BFM Business from Monday to Thursday and is available as a podcast for those who wish to revisit the discussions.