Key takeaways from the white paper:

• Entry paths: Powertrain (drop-in fuels/HVO, hybrid, BEV < ~100 kW), thermal and energy management, E/E architecture, ADAS/autonomy, HMI.
• TCO-driven use cases: Electrification for yard and low-power applications; efficient combustion with drop-in fuels in higher power classes.
• Digital levers: Sensors, data fusion, and AI for condition monitoring, precision farming, and practical driver-assistance functions.
• Robust, not over-engineered: Control concepts that work under dust, vibration, and continuous load — including platform approaches to handle variant diversity.
• Compliance confidence: Functional safety (ISO 25119/26262), EU Machinery Regulation 2023/1230, and emerging cybersecurity requirements.
• Execution: A compact 5-step roadmap from pilot to series — including partnering, industrialization, and service/aftermarket setup.