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Sponsored: Five ways technology is transforming the automotive industry

E&T

As the automotive sector welcomes new technologies, analysts predict soon-to-come changes “not seen since the Model T Ford rolled into the production line in the early 1900s,” according to market research firm McKinsey. Indeed, automotive innovation is kicking into high gear. Here are five interesting trends worth highlighting.

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China bets on robots for rapid growth, says IFR

Robotics Business Review

Massive investment in the country ‘s automotive industry has boosted demand since 2010. Since 2016, the electrical and electronics industry has replaced the automotive industry as the main customer and growth driver of industrial robots in China.

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Nissan to discontinue Leaf EV

The Fabricator

Automotive News has reported that Nissan will discontinue its Leaf electric vehicle, introduced as the first mass-market EV in 2010, by mid-decade.

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To celebrate a decade of service to the Indian electronics industry IPC India brings together Integrated Electronics Manufacturing & Interconnections (IEMI) event

Dinesh Mishra

Since 2010, IPC India has supported original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), electronics manufacturing services (EMS) companies, printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturers, cable and wire harness manufacturers and electronics industry suppliers. Sector Skill Councils from electronics, automotive and aviation verticals are supporting the event.

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View from India: Software is the heart of mobility

E&T

“The trend in the auto industry points to a world which is EACSY, short form for electrified, automated, connected, shared, yearly update,” said Latha Chembrakalam, head of Technical Centre India, Continental Automotive India, at the India Altair Technology Conference 2022.

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Keeping up with Manufacturing Changes

Fabricating & Metal Work

The global EV landscape is also more competitive than the automotive markets of previous decades, as more manufacturers — large and small — compete for space. automotive market: General Motors, Ford and Daimler Chrysler. From the mid-1930s, the “Big Three” manufacturers dominated the U.S. This continued for the next 70-plus years.

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First Cars, Now Aftersales: How Tesla’s Vertically Integrated Aftersales Service Delivery Model is Transforming the Automotive Ecosystem

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Tesla Vehicle Population, Global, 2010-2020. It will also have to fend off government-supported IAMs in major automotive markets. The post First Cars, Now Aftersales: How Tesla’s Vertically Integrated Aftersales Service Delivery Model is Transforming the Automotive Ecosystem appeared first on Frost & Sullivan.