Automotive 

The automotive market is diverse. It ranges from original equipment manufacturers and component manufacturers, to dealerships and commercial vehicle manufacturers. There is potential for growth across many areas, from the booming manufacturing and domestic markets in developing economies, to the research and development of 'greener' vehicles and fuels.

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KPMG works with some of the largest and most successful automotive companies in the world. We offer a pro-active, forward-thinking service to our clients to help ensure that the potential for growth is not missed, and that the issues and challenges faced by the industry can be overcome.

 

Contact

Contact

John Leech

 

Partner
KPMG in the UK

 

0121 232 3035john.leech@kpmg.co.uk

Vehicle connectivity links the real with the virtual highway to offer a host of services including infotainment, safety, traffic management and remote diagnostics. In a market worth billions, customer ownership will be a key battleground, says KPMG's John Leech.



Despite weakening demand in the UK and Eurozone, UK car production rose on the back of strong exports to developing economies such as China



KPMG's 2012 global survey shows that the automotive industry continues to face environmental challenges, growing urbanization and shifting customer behavior, which calls for radical new approaches to future mobility.

Global Auto Executive Survey

 

The Global Automotive Executive Survey is KPMG International's annual assessment of the current state and future prospects of the worldwide automotive industry. In this year's survey, 200 senior executives from the world's leading automotive companies were interviewed, including automakers, suppliers, dealers, financial service providers, and for the first time mobility service providers.

 

Automotive Now

 

The digital revolution does not stop when it comes to the car: Studies show that young target customers in particular want to stay connected when at the wheel. Will the rolling hot spot become the standard? Will processing speed and graphic card performance be the main focus in future, rather than horsepower and road holding? Read more in the latest edition of our Automotive magazine.

 

 

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