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Published: April 2013
OEMs strongly anticipate that from 2015 onwards a quite
significant number of fuel cell vehicles will be commercialized
with current projections aimed at a few hundred thousand units on a
worldwide basis. All OEMs involved will implement road specifi...more
Published: March 2013
This fourth edition report takes an in-depth look at the global seating market including the key changes currently underway in the industry and what the future holds for this key sector. The report considers in-house seat manufacture and supply chain...more
Published: March 2013
The past decade has seen a revolution in automotive lighting, a sector that not only includes visible lighting today, but also illumination through infrared sources as lighting and driver assistance systems combine. The lighting industry as a whole h...more
Published: February 2013
From being an automotive almost-ran in the early 1990s, Volkswagen has rebounded to become one of the world’s leading automotive manufacturers.
One of the key strengths of Volkswagen can be traced back to the judicious selection of those companies w...more
Published: February 2013
The transmissions sector is no longer primarily driven by cost control and installed capacity, but is emerging as a critical technology that can deliver much needed benefits in a cost-effective fashion compared to other areas of technology. Furthermo...more
Published: February 2013
As the electronic content in vehicles increases, demand for automotive sensor applications will continue to grow unabated. While certain types of sensors such as oil pressure, coolant temperature, vehicle speed and fuel level sensors have long been f...more
Published: January 2013
As ADAS systems have increased in terms of their capabilities, the markets served by mirrors and cameras have begun to converge more and more. Traditional, simple mirrors are a thing of the past. Drivers no longer only look in their rear-view mirror ...more
Published: January 2013
The market for light vehicle suspension systems has been
changing rapidly over the past few years as technology has enabled
levels of comfort and road holding to improve well beyond the
boundaries of the compromise between comfort and safety that onc...more
Published: December 2012
This 2013 edition of the cockpits and dashboards report looks at some of the key developments that have taken place since the previous report in 2011. It identifies the most significant technological developments that are having an impact on the desi...more
Published: December 2012
When Ford CEO Alan Mulally announced the introduction of the ‘One Ford’ strategy in 2008, it started a chain of events that has led to what could be argued has been the most comprehensive overhaul of a single OEM in the history of automotive producti...more
Published: November 2012
Today chassis, of which steering systems are one of the critical components, are responsible for the vast majority of the ride, handling, comfort and safety as an integrated and fundamentally important system.
A simple functional description of the ...more
Published: November 2012
In this second edition the key market drivers for petrol, diesel and hybrid engine trends are reviewed, to extend and update the analysis originally published in 2008, and re-evaluate the trends in the intervening four years. It provides an authorita...more
Published: October 2012
Current equipment development thrusts in the road-building equipment industry are threefold; the continued application of information technology, increased flexibility of equipment application and reduction in operating costs.
Realization of the thr...more
Published: October 2012
When General Motors emerged from bankruptcy protection it was split into two units. Now, ‘Old GM’ has taken responsibility for most of the company debt, leaving ‘New GM’ – which is responsible for maintaining core production operations - to use its i...more
Published: October 2012
Asia's leading automakers and powertrain suppliers are
making steady advances into the engine and transmission fields both
in terms of technologies and global presence. In the engine field,
automakers will expand usage of direct injection, two-stage
...more
Published: October 2012
The automotive industry remains an important part of Japan’s economy. Carmakers and automotive suppliers together employ over 5.3 million workers, which is equivalent to 8.5% of the country’s total workforce. The industry generates 10% of the country...more
Published: September 2012
This report is based on a study of spare part and component market research, which the automotive research agency, AUTOSTAT, carried out at the beginning of 2012.
The report includes profiles of 338 car component manufacturers, represented in the R...more
Published: September 2012
OEMs have a wide range of non-electrification options for
improving fuel efficiency, including a wide range of powertrain,
drivetrain and mass reduction measures. However, without
significant electrification, the challenging CO2 regulation now in
pla...more
Published: August 2012
OEMs today often assess the CO2 benefits of material changes
based on whole vehicle lifecycle measurements and with an
increasing concentration on secondary weight saving they are
determined to break out of the increasing weight spiral in which
they ...more
Published: August 2012
Hyundai-Kia has been through a period of dramatic change since current CEO Mong-koo Chung took over in 1999. Previously considered a second-rate manufacturer of budget vehicles, the much-improved products now delivered by Hyundai and its sister compa...more
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