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The economies in developed countries have either stabilized or declined over the past few years. As a result, automotive companies are struggling to grow their sales in these markets. End-customers are either continuing to use their existing vehicles or are looking at alternative modes of transport. To sustain growth, automotive OEMs are continuous...

27 Apr 2020  |  Global  |  Market Research

COVID-19 Growth Impact Assessment for the Automotive Industry, 2020

Stakeholders to Focus on Resource Optimization, New Growth Segments and Cost Rationalization to Overcome Slowdown

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The mushrooming corona virus outbreak in the central Chinese city of Wuhan prompted the World Health Organization (WHO) to declare a global health emergency in late January. The corona virus outbreak isn’t just a massive health crisis; it’s an economic one as well. If the pandemic is not contained by a large extent by April, the drop in consumer d...

10 Jan 2018  |  North America  |  Market Research

Automotive OEMs Global Manufacturing Facility Investment Strategies, 2010–2022

6 OEMs Target Nearly $275 Billion Investments Globally by 2022, Including 26% Share in North American Manufacturing Facilities

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The need to optimize manufacturing investments, better utilization of production facilities, and improving production plant performance are becoming paramount, as they enable manufacturers to start delivering high volumes of vehicles with a variety of models that are preferred in the market and they will also open the door to lucrative revenue stre...

This research service provides an overview of the future of sedans and discusses how the decline in sales within the segment is expected to change in the future. The sedan segment has been a popular choice among consumers in North America with 77 models being sold as of 2015. This number has since dropped to 75—despite growth in the number of mod...

This market research provides a detailed analysis of the future trends in the global super luxury vehicles market. Super luxury vehicles are defined as the vehicles that cost above $90,000, with high-end luxury features such as comfortable interior seating, comfort suspension, and powerful powertrain. They are broadly classified into the following ...

The increasing urbanization and traffic congestion in major cities opens new opportunities for micromobility transportation. One such type of vehicle model is a microcar, a 4-wheeled passenger vehicle with a restricted speed limit and engine power. Usually, microcars can transport 4 people within city limits and can be used as cargo delivery vehicl...

Frost & Sullivan’s mobility team tracks the two-wheeler (2W) industry by conducting extensive research and analysis on the micro and macro trends shaping it. This report lists the top growth opportunity areas for 2W and three-wheeler (3W) industry players, including key use cases for each one. The industry shift toward electric 2Ws and 3Ws (e2W...

In the last 5 years, the Chinese government has tightened vehicle data collection, data protection, data privacy, and cybersecurity through a series of laws and regulations. Frost & Sullivan recognizes that all electronic hailing (eHailing) platform providers in China must assess these regulations and update their business operations and strategies...

This research service focuses on various modular platform and fuel strategies of car manufacturers including competitive analysis, technology proliferation, and key manufacturer profiling. Car manufacturers in India are currently investing in modular platform development to minimize costs, enhance customer value, and offset the cost impact of emiss...