Elmar Kades
Managing Director, Munich
In 2014, 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.
2017 global automotive outlook
Our research shows how quickly things are changing, as car-sharing dips in popularity and ride-sharing soars; to survive, companies will need different partnership strategies and organizational structures, all while coping with a sales downturn.
SEE MOREOur research shows how quickly things are changing, as car-sharing dips in popularity and ride-sharing soars; to survive, companies will need different partnership strategies and organizational structures, all while coping with a sales downturn.
SEE MORENavigating the New Auto Ecosystem –a Focus on Autonomous and Electric
AlixPartners’ Mark Wakefield and John Hoffecker will moderate a panel at the Technology in Motion conference in Detroit on September 7. The panel discussion, Navigating the New Auto Ecosystem will take a deep dive look at the impact of electric and autonomous vehicles will have and how companies can respond, survive and thrive. Also being shared is new research commissioned by AlixPartners looking at US consumers attitudes towards autonomous vehicles.
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In the new AUto Ecosystem, winning requires change
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Global Team
In 2014, 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.
2017 global automotive outlook
Our research shows how quickly things are changing, as car-sharing dips in popularity and ride-sharing soars; to survive, companies will need different partnership strategies and organizational structures, all while coping with a sales downturn.
SEE MOREOur research shows how quickly things are changing, as car-sharing dips in popularity and ride-sharing soars; to survive, companies will need different partnership strategies and organizational structures, all while coping with a sales downturn.
SEE MORENavigating the New Auto Ecosystem –a Focus on Autonomous and Electric
AlixPartners’ Mark Wakefield and John Hoffecker will moderate a panel at the Technology in Motion conference in Detroit on September 7. The panel discussion, Navigating the New Auto Ecosystem will take a deep dive look at the impact of electric and autonomous vehicles will have and how companies can respond, survive and thrive. Also being shared is new research commissioned by AlixPartners looking at US consumers attitudes towards autonomous vehicles.
Learn MoreIn the News
In the new AUto Ecosystem, winning requires change
Automakers Stuck With No-Win U.S. Market as Consumers Step Back
Demand for cars slows down after 2 years of record sales
Ford May sales lifted by holiday promotions; GM faces decline
Machinery Industry Is Healthy, Expanding