Automotive Industry Trends and Issues
Learn about A.T. Kearney's perspective on trends and issues in the automotive industry.
2011 U.S. Automobile Industry Outlook
The 2011 15th Annual Automotive Study forecasts 13.2 million new autos will be sold in the U.S. this year and anticipates an upward trend towards pre-recession levels of about 16 million units by 2013.
[2011 Automotive Study]
 Auto 2020 - Automotive Indicators & Insights
As automotive executives plan for the future, faced with unprecedented uncertainty, they need answers to key questions — Auto 2020 makes sense of the indicators and provides critical insights.
[Automotive Indicators & Insights]
Game-Changing Reality of Ultra-Low-Cost Cars for OEMs and suppliers
Ultra-low-cost cars, priced between $2,500 and $5,000, are quickly becoming a reality for emerging economies — promising an untapped market but also raising game-changing concerns for automotive OEMs and suppliers.
[Ultra-Low-Cost Cars, Automotive OEMs & Suppliers]
Assessment of Indian and Chinese Auto-Component Landscape
Indian and Chinese auto-component industries are expected to grow robustly to US$24 billion and US$116 billion respectively by 2010, driven by strong automotive sales in the domestic market and healthy growth in exports – A.T. Kearney’s comparative assessment provides insights.
[Indian & Chinese Auto-Component Landscape]
Indego — Next Generation Car Company
Starting with what the customer really wants, A.T. Kearney’s global automotive team created a radically new, game-changing car company. The unique value for customers and the potential profitability for the company are compelling. Learn what it means for legacy and emerging OEMs and the industry.
[Next Generation Car Company: Indego]
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