We coined the acronym C.A.S.E. to describe the auto of the future: connected, autonomous, shared, and electrified. It is now a widely used term in the industry. Connectivity is extending consumers’ digital lives into their cars. Traditional OEMs and new entrants are investing billions in the race toward autonomous driving vehicles. The rise of shared mobility is changing the entire concept of car ownership and creating new business models. Meanwhile, emission regulations mean electric and hybrid vehicles could reach 25% of the market by 2025. Our global automotive and industrial team works hand-in-hand with management of OEMs, tier-one suppliers, and industrial products companies to compete in this environment. We help companies make the right consolidation moves, improve productivity and costs, optimize revenues and pricing, place the right bets on innovation, and implement changes that last. 

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Mark Wakefield quoted in Reuters

The transition to electric vehicles is inevitable, but that doesn’t mean it will be easy

Mark Wakefield, AlixPartners' Global Co-Lead of Automotive & Industrial, shares his thoughts on the rocky road ahead for engine parts makers in a recent Reuters article. Read how engine parts makers are juggling the falling sales of fossil-fuel vehicles amidst the looming investments needed to ready themselves for the BEV market.

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Mark Wakefield, AlixPartners' Global Co-Lead of Automotive & Industrial, shares his thoughts on the rocky road ahead for engine parts makers in a recent Reuters article. Read how engine parts makers are juggling the falling sales of fossil-fuel vehicles amidst the looming investments needed to ready themselves for the BEV market.

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20th Annual Global Automotive Outlook

ICE Melting, Chinese Brands Rising, Competitive Pressures Mounting

The 20th edition of AlixPartners’ unique, in-depth industry analysis outlines how pricing-power erosion, liquidity concerns, and productivity gaps are challenging automakers and suppliers at this pivotal time for the industry. Resolute prioritization is called for as the business case for ICE (internal-combustion engines) melts amid the continuing rise of electric vehicles (EVs), with the rapid upsurge of tech-savvy Chinese brands carrying increasingly meaningful implications globally.

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ICE Melting, Chinese Brands Rising, Competitive Pressures Mounting

The 20th edition of AlixPartners’ unique, in-depth industry analysis outlines how pricing-power erosion, liquidity concerns, and productivity gaps are challenging automakers and suppliers at this pivotal time for the industry. Resolute prioritization is called for as the business case for ICE (internal-combustion engines) melts amid the continuing rise of electric vehicles (EVs), with the rapid upsurge of tech-savvy Chinese brands carrying increasingly meaningful implications globally.

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20th annual GAO stripe on Auto page

New mobility and the future of the auto industry

Former General Motors R&D Vice President and new-mobility expert Larry Burns met with the AlixPartners team and discussed where tech companies may have the upper hand over legacy players.

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Former General Motors R&D Vice President and new-mobility expert Larry Burns met with the AlixPartners team and discussed where tech companies may have the upper hand over legacy players.

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NAVIGATING A SEA OF DISRUPTION

Disruption has created a fast-changing and less-predictable environment for most industries, leaving many leaders feeling adrift. New realities require businesses and their leaders address a different set of priorities and hone new skills. AlixPartners Disruption Insights examines how disruptive factors are affecting all industries and identifies successful strategies that companies are employing to respond.

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Disruption has created a fast-changing and less-predictable environment for most industries, leaving many leaders feeling adrift. New realities require businesses and their leaders address a different set of priorities and hone new skills. AlixPartners Disruption Insights examines how disruptive factors are affecting all industries and identifies successful strategies that companies are employing to respond.

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AlixPartners autonomous vehicle survey

Autonomous vehicles (AVs) represent the future state of mobility. Once introduced, AVs have the potential to disrupt the automotive industry as we know it, with implications for automakers, suppliers, and other industry players. Although the technology has yet to be introduced to the mass market, the industry still needs to understand consumers’ current and potential future attitudes about AVs. To gauge these, AlixPartners surveyed more than 6,500 representative consumers in key markets around the globe about their interest, purchase intentions, and sentiments regarding AVs.

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Autonomous vehicles (AVs) represent the future state of mobility. Once introduced, AVs have the potential to disrupt the automotive industry as we know it, with implications for automakers, suppliers, and other industry players. Although the technology has yet to be introduced to the mass market, the industry still needs to understand consumers’ current and potential future attitudes about AVs. To gauge these, AlixPartners surveyed more than 6,500 representative consumers in key markets around the globe about their interest, purchase intentions, and sentiments regarding AVs.

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We coined the acronym C.A.S.E. to describe the auto of the future: connected, autonomous, shared, and electrified. It is now a widely used term in the industry. Connectivity is extending consumers’ digital lives into their cars. Traditional OEMs and new entrants are investing billions in the race toward autonomous driving vehicles. The rise of shared mobility is changing the entire concept of car ownership and creating new business models. Meanwhile, emission regulations mean electric and hybrid vehicles could reach 25% of the market by 2025. Our global automotive and industrial team works hand-in-hand with management of OEMs, tier-one suppliers, and industrial products companies to compete in this environment. We help companies make the right consolidation moves, improve productivity and costs, optimize revenues and pricing, place the right bets on innovation, and implement changes that last. 

View all auto insights

Mark Wakefield quoted in Reuters

The transition to electric vehicles is inevitable, but that doesn’t mean it will be easy

Mark Wakefield, AlixPartners' Global Co-Lead of Automotive & Industrial, shares his thoughts on the rocky road ahead for engine parts makers in a recent Reuters article. Read how engine parts makers are juggling the falling sales of fossil-fuel vehicles amidst the looming investments needed to ready themselves for the BEV market.

READ MORE on REUTERS.COM

Mark Wakefield, AlixPartners' Global Co-Lead of Automotive & Industrial, shares his thoughts on the rocky road ahead for engine parts makers in a recent Reuters article. Read how engine parts makers are juggling the falling sales of fossil-fuel vehicles amidst the looming investments needed to ready themselves for the BEV market.

READ MORE on REUTERS.COM

20th Annual Global Automotive Outlook

ICE Melting, Chinese Brands Rising, Competitive Pressures Mounting

The 20th edition of AlixPartners’ unique, in-depth industry analysis outlines how pricing-power erosion, liquidity concerns, and productivity gaps are challenging automakers and suppliers at this pivotal time for the industry. Resolute prioritization is called for as the business case for ICE (internal-combustion engines) melts amid the continuing rise of electric vehicles (EVs), with the rapid upsurge of tech-savvy Chinese brands carrying increasingly meaningful implications globally.

READ MORE

ICE Melting, Chinese Brands Rising, Competitive Pressures Mounting

The 20th edition of AlixPartners’ unique, in-depth industry analysis outlines how pricing-power erosion, liquidity concerns, and productivity gaps are challenging automakers and suppliers at this pivotal time for the industry. Resolute prioritization is called for as the business case for ICE (internal-combustion engines) melts amid the continuing rise of electric vehicles (EVs), with the rapid upsurge of tech-savvy Chinese brands carrying increasingly meaningful implications globally.

READ MORE
20th annual GAO stripe on Auto page

New mobility and the future of the auto industry

Former General Motors R&D Vice President and new-mobility expert Larry Burns met with the AlixPartners team and discussed where tech companies may have the upper hand over legacy players.

LEARN MORE

Former General Motors R&D Vice President and new-mobility expert Larry Burns met with the AlixPartners team and discussed where tech companies may have the upper hand over legacy players.

LEARN MORE

NAVIGATING A SEA OF DISRUPTION

Disruption has created a fast-changing and less-predictable environment for most industries, leaving many leaders feeling adrift. New realities require businesses and their leaders address a different set of priorities and hone new skills. AlixPartners Disruption Insights examines how disruptive factors are affecting all industries and identifies successful strategies that companies are employing to respond.

DOWNLOAD THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY REPORT

Disruption has created a fast-changing and less-predictable environment for most industries, leaving many leaders feeling adrift. New realities require businesses and their leaders address a different set of priorities and hone new skills. AlixPartners Disruption Insights examines how disruptive factors are affecting all industries and identifies successful strategies that companies are employing to respond.

DOWNLOAD THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY REPORT

AlixPartners autonomous vehicle survey

Autonomous vehicles (AVs) represent the future state of mobility. Once introduced, AVs have the potential to disrupt the automotive industry as we know it, with implications for automakers, suppliers, and other industry players. Although the technology has yet to be introduced to the mass market, the industry still needs to understand consumers’ current and potential future attitudes about AVs. To gauge these, AlixPartners surveyed more than 6,500 representative consumers in key markets around the globe about their interest, purchase intentions, and sentiments regarding AVs.

READ MORE

Autonomous vehicles (AVs) represent the future state of mobility. Once introduced, AVs have the potential to disrupt the automotive industry as we know it, with implications for automakers, suppliers, and other industry players. Although the technology has yet to be introduced to the mass market, the industry still needs to understand consumers’ current and potential future attitudes about AVs. To gauge these, AlixPartners surveyed more than 6,500 representative consumers in key markets around the globe about their interest, purchase intentions, and sentiments regarding AVs.

READ MORE

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Press Releases

Global Leaders

Global Team