[ print ]

Research & Studies

KPMG´s Global Auto Executive Survey 2010

$('#upo1chars').html(this.value.length);" onkeyup="javascript:$('#upo1chars').html(this.value.length);" onmousemove="javascript:$('#upo1chars').html(this.value.length);">Global automakers will significantly increase spending on new technologies, hybrid and alternative fuel vehicles, KPMG International’s 11th annual global automotive survey sums up the industry’s concerns and expectations to 2014.

• Execs cite fuel efficiency as extremely important to new car buyers
• Senior executives continue to predict an increase in M&A activity driven primarily by technology requirements and overcapacity

Of the 200 senior executives surveyed, nine in ten expect manufacturers and suppliers to focus on new technologies, while 88 percent predict manufacturers will increase investment on new models/products and 78 percent say suppliers will do the same.

To download the study click here. 

AmCham Partners