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Fuel for Thought [S5|E2]: The old way of selling cars won’t work anymore

S&P Global Mobility | Fuel For Thought

Release Date: 02/21/2023

Fuel For Thought [S6|E2]: The Road to Transformation - Charting the course for the future of trucking show art Fuel For Thought [S6|E2]: The Road to Transformation - Charting the course for the future of trucking

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In this episode of Fuel for Thought we discuss the future of trucking. Disruption is coming to the medium and heavy commercial vehicle industry and an increased focus on climate change, strict regulations, and technological innovations are expected to change the future landscape. Hear from S&P Global Mobility experts as we identify and address major questions the truck industry faces. Mike Wall - Executive Director of Automotive Analysis, S&P Global Mobility Andrej Divis - Executive Director of Global Heavy Truck Research, S&P Global Mobility Greg Genette - Senior Research Analyst...

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Fuel for Thought [S6|E1]: CERAWeek - An increasingly fragile mobility and energy transition show art Fuel for Thought [S6|E1]: CERAWeek - An increasingly fragile mobility and energy transition

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In this episode of Fuel for Thought, we discuss what's likely to shape our industry in 2024 and beyond. Learn about the softening of the EV market, as well as increasing media coverage concerning sustainability, and the associated future pressures that this could bring to your business. With the upcoming S&P Global  and Innovation  event in Houston (TX), we will preview some of the panel discussions that will be held there with several industry leaders.  Join us as we dive into the topic of the mobility and energy transition. Tom De Vleesschauwer - Senior Director, Future...

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Fuel for Thought [S5|E12]: Connected cars and the automotive revolution show art Fuel for Thought [S5|E12]: Connected cars and the automotive revolution

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The automotive industry is reaching an inflection point that will reshape its near-term future, precipitated by the connected car era – also known as software defined vehicles or “SDVs.” This will affect every aspect of future mobility, from Generative AI implications in Level 2+ autonomy to the HMI of the cockpit domain software. Tune in to this episode of Fuel for Thought and hear from our industry experts as we dive into the topic of connected cars and the automotive revolution... Mark Rechtin - Executive Editor, S&P Global Mobility Phil Amsrud - Associate Director, Automotive...

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Fuel for Thought [S5|E11]: The Vehicle Affordability Crunch show art Fuel for Thought [S5|E11]: The Vehicle Affordability Crunch

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Average transaction prices for new vehicles are through the roof. But affordability has also been crimped by many automakers shifting away from traditional entry-level segments, both in the US and Europe. But as legacy OEMs depart the 'cheap-and-cheerful' arena, white space opportunity emerges for new manufacturers to enter the fray.  In the past decade, it was possible to find an entry-level new vehicle for less than $20,000. But pricing in the US market has recently increased dramatically to where $25,000 or even $30,000 is the lowest possible transaction price for a “low-priced"...

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Fuel for Thought [S5|E10]: Waiting for Autonomy show art Fuel for Thought [S5|E10]: Waiting for Autonomy

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Five years ago, hype surrounding “autopilot” cars peaked. But S&P Global Mobility’s updated forecast offers a reality check of careful, limited adoption of self-driving technology through 2035. Learn more about the future of autonomous vehicles in this episode of Fuel for Thought. Join Mark Rechtin - Executive Editor, Jeremy Carlson - Associate Director of the Autonomy Practice, and Own Chen - Senior Principal Analyst at S&P Global Mobility as they share their thoughts on this topic.

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Fuel for Thought [S5|E9]: Too many toys on the shelf show art Fuel for Thought [S5|E9]: Too many toys on the shelf

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The consumer is already inundated by more than 450 vehicle nameplates to choose from in the US market. With automakers rapidly adding EVs to their product portfolios, that number will soar even higher. How are OEMs, dealers, and agencies going to adjust their marketing messaging and media spend with this onslaught of products? Learn more in this episode of Fuel for Thought. Join Mark Rechtin - Executive Editor, Joe Kyriakoza - Vice President and General Manager of Polk Automotive Solutions, and Jason Jordhamo, Director of Polk Automotive Solutions at S&P Global Mobility as they share...

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Fuel for Thought [S5|E8]: Warning signs on the path to mass EV adoption show art Fuel for Thought [S5|E8]: Warning signs on the path to mass EV adoption

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In this episode of Fuel for Thought we are going to expand the conversation of electrification. Rosy sales projections aside, global adoption of battery-electric vehicles still faces huge obstacles to cross the chasm, an updated forecast from S&P Global Mobility shows. Raw materials shortages, supply chain snarls, mainland China’s dominance, and charging-network snafus are showing the transition from ICE to EV will take much more than wishful thinking and government mandates.   Join Mark Rechtin - Executive Editor, Graham Evans - Director of Supply Chain and Technology, and...

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Fuel for Thought [S5|E7]: The commercial vehicle fleet accelerates toward ZEV adoption show art Fuel for Thought [S5|E7]: The commercial vehicle fleet accelerates toward ZEV adoption

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In this episode of Fuel for Thought we discuss how the commercial vehicle fleet is accelerating toward ZEV adoption. How many electrified medium- and heavy-duty commercial vehicles can we expect to see delivering packages and plying US highways? And how soon? S&P Global Mobility recently upgraded its forecast to 140,000 ZEV MHCVs annually, starting in 2030. But potential potholes to adoption remain. Join Mark Rechtin - Executive Editor, Andrej Divis - Executive Director of Global Truck Research, and James Martin - Consulting Director at S&P Global Mobility as they share their...

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Fuel for Thought [S5|E6]: The Transformation of Auto Retail – Bricks, Clicks, and People show art Fuel for Thought [S5|E6]: The Transformation of Auto Retail – Bricks, Clicks, and People

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In this episode of Fuel for Thought, S&P Global Mobility experts discuss the transformation of auto retail. Automakers and dealers need to change rapidly if they want to survive in the digital age. The recent  S&P Global Mobility Vehicle Buyer Journey survey showed consumers were willing to drive further to buy a car if a dealer engaged more online. With disruptor automakers now playing heavily in the omnichannel retail transformation space, what are legacy OEMs to do about it?  Join Mark Rechtin - Executive Editor, Tanja Linken - Executive Director of Dealer Network...

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Fuel for Thought [S5|E5]: Auto Safety Systems - Calibration challenges and opportunities show art Fuel for Thought [S5|E5]: Auto Safety Systems - Calibration challenges and opportunities

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In this episode of Fuel for Thought, S&P Global Mobility experts discuss auto safety systems. As more ADAS systems are installed in new vehicles, consumers, automakers and repair shops will have to ensure cars stay safe after modifications and repairs are performed.  A slight modification or accident to a vehicle could make its driver-assist and crash-avoidance technology not work properly – or at all. And as more ADAS vehicles enter the fleet, the service and repair industry is struggling to keep pace. Join Mark Rechtin - Executive Editor, Nishant Parekh - Senior Research Analyst...

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The easy days of selling from low inventories are over. Brands, dealers, and salespeople need to start fighting for auto buyer attention and consideration once again, and need to work together to win. As inventories continue to move toward pre-pandemic levels, customers are finding themselves with more freedom when it comes to selecting a vehicle, the price they pay, and how they shop.

Nowhere was this looming trend more evident than on the NADA show floor in Dallas, where thousands of dealers, vendors, and automaker reps came together to discuss the near- and long-term future of automotive retail.

Join Mark Rechtin - Executive Director, Executive Editor, S&P Global Mobility, Kristen Balasia - VP of Consulting Services, S&P Global Mobility, Joe Kyriakoza - VP & GM, Polk Automotive Solutions, S&P Global Mobility and Grant Gitre - Consulting Associate Director, S&P Global Mobility.