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With the growing electrification of vehicles across the globe, there has been increased demand for electric vehicles, especially electric two-wheelers, as they are the fastest growing transport mode in most developing countries. Further, the COVID-19 situation has also forced commuters to avoid public transport and transition toward personal mobili...

Currently, OEMs build electric light commercial vehicles (eLCVs) on various platforms, including converting/modifying internal combustion engine (ICE)-based vehicles, using flexible multi-energy platforms, and starting from scratch on dedicated electric vehicle (EV) skateboard platforms. ICE-based platforms may be more suitable to convert an existi...

08 Mar 2021  |  North America  |  Market Research

Truck OEM Strategies for GHG/CO2 Regulation Compliance, 2020-2030

Propulsion Alternatives to Diesel will Emerge in the Medium Term (2024-2027); the Outlook for Aerodynamics and Advanced Diesel Combustion Technologies is Strong

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Greenhouse gas/fuel efficiency regulations in TRIAD countries and increasingly stringent tailpipe emission standards in developing countries will shape OEM powertrain strategies over the next decade. This Frost & Sullivan research service provides an overview of key future fuel efficiency and tailpipe emission regulations across different regions f...

07 Nov 2022  |  North America  |  Market Research

Global OEM Strategies for Electric Medium- and Heavy-Duty Truck Platforms

Dedicated Electric Platforms Set to Ensure Transformational Growth of the NA and European M&HD Truck Market by 2030

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OEMs in the electric truck space are currently pursuing two types of platforms: one based on the internal combustion engine (ICE) platform and the other on a dedicated electric platform. Established OEMs are primarily pursuing the former, while most new-age pure-play EV start-ups prefer the latter; however, established OEMs are also simultaneously ...

24 Apr 2020  |  North America  |  Market Research

Automotive Trends and OEM Strategies in Selected Central American and Caribbean Markets, 2019–2026

Affordable Small Cars from Asian Brands will Dominate

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The study provides a comprehensive analysis of OEMs in the automotive markets of a few Caribbean and Central American markets: Puerto Rico, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Panama, and Jamaica. It considers how markets have evolved and provides a snapshot of the current landscape and its impact on OEMs' business growth. The top participants in each market ar...

The aim of this study is to research and analyze the short-, medium-, and long-term impact of advanced lightweighting materials in the automotive industry, especially with regard to magnesium and aluminum. Readers of this report should be able to understand the trends that these metals are setting in the industry and how their use can be compared t...

The North American connected car market is incorporating technologically advanced services into vehicles. By initiating connected services, such as vehicle DTC and eCall, into the present-day remote car-to-home and biometric authentications, automakers focus on increasing awareness of these services among users to improve connected vehicle penetrat...

Digital disruption is set to revolutionize the automotive industry. The value is shifting from individual consumption to collaborative consumption. OEMs are embracing this trend and are looking at alternative sources of revenue, such as shared mobility, connected car services, financial services, and logistics services. The demand for shared mobi...

State and federal governments in various countries offer OEMs credit points for developing emission reduction technologies that meet emission standards and promote ZEV vehicles. GHG credit and ZEV credit policies are framed in such a way that both can be used to compensate deficits in a credit policy.--BEGIN PROMO--Research Scope The study aims to...