Le Interviste di Pierluigi Bonora

Le Interviste di Pierluigi Bonora is an Italian interview feed with a clear industrial center of gravity. Mobility is the anchor. The series treats cars, transport, engineering, education, fuel, and sport as connected parts of the same economic and civic system. Episodes often begin with a concrete project and then widen into why it matters. A conversation with Andrea Gavosto, director of the Agnelli Foundation, focuses on a public school in Maranello dedicated to Dino Ferrari. The emphasis is access, technical competence, and the creation of engineers, mechatronics specialists, designers, and skilled workers. It is not just prestige-brand storytelling. The interview frames education as infrastructure for Italy’s future. Stefano Cini’s appearance shifts the lens to Tecnocad Innovation Hub in Turin, where AI, augmented reality, phygital design, and mobility engineering sit inside an international business. The conversation gets specific about customers, partners, autonomous vehicles, LiDAR, radar, cameras, software models, and the role of human expertise inside a technology company. Another episode with Gabriele Aimone Cat from Robert Bosch Italy centers on Bosch Digital Fuel Twin. The core question is practical: how can biofuel use be tracked and certified across the supply chain without relying on trust alone. Fleets, distributors, logistics operators, refueling behavior, blockchain-style certificates, and European rollout all enter the discussion. The ACI special with Cristiano Martelli adds a different but related thread. Simracing becomes a route into inclusion, research, disability access, and formal sporting recognition. The series is at its best when it asks how a promising idea becomes a working system. It favors executives, institutional voices, and technical leads over punditry. The style is efficient. Listeners get terminology, numbers, partners, constraints, and policy implications in a short interview rhythm. Le Interviste di Pierluigi Bonora is for people who want to understand how Italian mobility innovation is being built, funded, certified, taught, and governed.