Search results for: 'pace to part learning platform'

Stringent emission regulations boost the growth of the emerging EV industry. Supply chain disruptions caused by COVID-19 and the Russo-Ukrainian war have led to a surge in commodity prices, which affected the global automotive value chain. In addition, economic sanctions between multiple countries have complicated the procurement of EV components;...

This research service covers the automotive aftermarket in the main countries of South America. The study focuses on the light vehicles market, and covers Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, and Colombia, along with insights into other smaller Latin American countries. The objective is to provide a strategic insight for decision makers and potential ...

This research service analyzes and provides growth forecasts for 2030 for the LATAM hybrid and electric vehicles market (PHEVs, HEVs, and BEVs). By 2030, the commercialization of approximately 1 million electrified vehicles is expected in LATAM, and the total electrified vehicles in operation will be about 5.4 million. Analyzing 2030 sales by techn...

Latin America welcomed its first bikesharing systems in the early 2010s. Ever since, the regional fleet has grown to more than 45,000 units. City governments have played a big part in developing this industry, with many public system initiatives under their management. Tembici was an early entrant in Brazil during the industry’s formative years...

The Latin American automotive industry continues to grow, despite COVID-19, scarcity of resources and auto parts, the Russo-Ukrainian War, inflation, and exchange rates affecting vehicles’ availability and prices. With 4.4 million units sold and a slow recovery from the pandemic, Latin American automotive expanded by 2.7% in 2022. Ecuador showed...

05 Mar 2021  |  Latin America  |  Market Research

New Business Models are Disrupting the Latin American Carsharing Market

Innovative Technologies and Business Models are Driving a B2C and P2P Market Transformation

Infographics

×

In the past, several carsharing companies have commenced operations in Latin America and have launched solutions that focus on the business to consumer (B2C) and the peer-to-peer (P2P) models. However, due to several challenges—ranging from low technological adherence by users and companies and problems in terms of reducing fixed and operational co...

The world is in a massive transformation phase, where digital solutions are being introduced in most of the key markets. The automotive industry is part of this transformation, launching new products, technologies, services, and interfaces. Automakers are no longer hardware makers, but evolving into technology companies. This new scenario is pushin...

The automotive retail market in Brazil is at the helm of change and is currently being disrupted by a number of transformative shifts, such as newer dealership formats (pop-up stores, experience outlets, online vehicle commerce, virtual live stores), and omnichannel (online-to-offline customer journeys, digital technologies, newer vehicle financin...

Overall commercial vehicle (CV) units in Latin America (LATAM) are expected to reach 1.5 million units by 2030, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.4% between 2021 and 2030. Infrastructure investment, mining development and exports, multimodal transportation projects, and agro-based farm equipment manufacturing will drive industry ...