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Ron Hesse speaks with Ryan Robinson, research leader supporting the global Automotive sector for Deloitte's Consumer Industry Center at Deloitte.

In this GlobalAutoIndustry.com Audio Interview "2024 Global Automotive Study: EV Adoption Slows as Consumer Concerns Rise" Ron Hesse speaks with Ryan Robinson. Ryan is the research leader supporting the global Automotive sector for Deloittes Consumer Industry Center at Deloitte. His primary focus is creating engaging, actionable insights to deepen the conversation around key trends and issues occurring across the global automotive sector landscape. For the past two decades, Ryan has s...

Turns out that it takes 40% fewer employees to manufacture EVs than it does to manufacture gas-powered vehicles. According to a recent analysis by James Sherk and Jacob Sagert at the America First Policy Institute, the Biden administration’s proposed EV rules will eliminate at least 117,000 existing auto manufacturing jobs.

Auto Industry: Ron Hesse speaks with Matthias Riemer, Partner in the global automotive practice of Simon-Kucher in the Cologne office. His work focuses on commercial excellence, growth, and go-to-market strategies for automotive companies. Helping manufacturers launch new electric vehicles and digital (in-car) monetization have been the main scope of his work in recent years.

In the audio interview, Matthias Riemer discusses how industry trends can translate into global growth opportunities.

"You go from hero to zero in three years in this industry if you stop working on costs," Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares said.

A considerable number of U.S. citizens still do not consider electric vehicles a good, practical choice, according to a latest survey by Rasmussen Reports.

Want to Maximize Profits? Don’t Overlook Your DMS The technology driving your dealership should deliver better business decisions. It should reduce backlogs of old data, manual re-entry and clumsy reporting that hinders your operations. Lindsay Lauck | May 26, 2021 Dealers want technology to increase their profitability. That makes sense. After all, you wouldn’t invest in new digital steps if it cost more money. And, if you’re like a lot of dealers in the last year, you’ve added...