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Where could autonomous vehicles land first, VW increases EV investment and Ford relies on Mustang for battery-powered SUV
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Daily Brief
Monday
18 November
Industry insight
Autonomous Vehicles: First in Paris, London or Dubai?
Autovista Group Chief Economist Christof Engelskirchen considers the likely locations of the first autonomous vehicles to take to public roads, and how soon the innovations will come... Keep reading
News analysis
VW increases investment in electric vehicles and digitalisation
Volkswagen Group has announced an increased investment programme in future technologies as part of its latest planning round... Keep reading
News analysis
Ford turns to Mustang name for first electric SUV
Ford has unveiled its first proper foray into the EV market, using the iconic Mustang name to attract interest in its new battery-powered SUV...
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Report: Electric Vehicle & Diesel Remarketing Risk
The collapse of diesel – don’t believe the hype?
RV corrections have happened in several markets but not to the same extent – is further downward pressure on diesel likely and where? And how will diesel fare against petrol and BEVs between now and 2025 in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK?
With that in mind, how should you shape your powertrain strategy and portfolio to maximise sales and mitigate asset risks?
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The affordability of used electric cars, Daimler managerial positions under threat and BP to invest in urban mobility app
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Daily Brief
Tuesday
19 November
Industry insight
Will hydrogen be the alternative fuel of choice for future mobility?
Autovista Group’s Head of Content and Product, Anthony Machin, considers hydrogen’s potential in a two-part look at the future of mobility... Keep reading
News analysis
October shows EU new car market could be positive in 2019
Registrations of new passenger cars in the EU grew by 8.7% year-on-year in October, with 1,177,746 units registered, according to figures released today by the European Carmakers’ Association, ACEA... Keep reading
News analysis
Electric-vehicle production increases in Germany
Further details about Tesla’s production facility in Berlin have emerged, a week after Elon Musk’s confirmation that the electric-vehicle specialist had chosen its European location... Keep reading
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We’re excited to announce that New Media and Innovation Services Director at Renault, Franck Louis-Victor will be joining the formidable line-up of speakers at Auto Mobility LIVE.
Hear from Franck and leaders across Europe's automotive industry at the Hotel Adlon Kempinski Berlin, on 9 June 2020.
Franck Louis-Victor
New Media and Innovation Services Director, Renault
Franck leads a multi-disciplinary team charged with delivering the global connected strategy for the nine Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance brands. This team develops services ranging from car-centric features to smartphone apps and new business models leveraging usage and customer data.
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Part two of our look into hydrogen fuel, Renault could pull out of markets and SEAT unveils new mobility division
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Daily Brief
Wednesday
20 November
Industry insight
Hydrogen: the alternative fuel of choice for future mobility? Part 2
In the second part of his analysis of the hydrogen market, Autovista Group’s Head of Content and Product, Anthony Machin, considers infrastructure and ownership challenges of the emerging fuel type... Keep reading
News analysis
Strategy review could see Renault pull out of markets
An ongoing strategic review could see French carmaker Renault withdraw from some markets or reduce the number of models it offers... Keep reading
News analysis
New mobility division and scooter concept at SEAT
Spanish carmaker SEAT has announced a new strategic mobility business unit as it looks to take advantage of the rapidly growing market... Keep reading
Report: Electric Vehicle & Diesel Remarketing Risk
The collapse of diesel – don’t believe the hype?
RV corrections have happened in several markets but not to the same extent – is further downward pressure on diesel likely and where? And how will diesel fare against petrol and BEVs between now and 2025 in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK?
With that in mind, how should you shape your powertrain strategy and portfolio to maximise sales and mitigate asset risks?
This new report from Autovista Group answers these questions and more.
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There's
a lot of talk about the future of mobility and disruption in the automotive industry. How can you gain the insights needed to succeed as our industry makes the leap to a new model?
Join us at Auto Mobility LIVE. We will cut through all the hype about disruption in the automotive industry and explore how OEMs and suppliers are developing strategies that deliver real business momentum.
Discover more about this topic and many others with a dynamic group of automotive experts, data scientists and industry influencers at the Hotel Adlon Kempinski Berlin - 9 June 2020.
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Launch Forecast: BMW 1-Series, New investment in batteries by BMW and GM lawsuit could disrupt FCA-PSA talks
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Daily Brief
Thursday
21 November
Residual value forecast
Launch Forecast: BMW 1-Series – Hatchback heaven?
What are the pricing implications of the BMW 1-Series switching from rear-wheel-drive to front-wheel drive? All this and more in the latest Autovista Group launch forecast... Keep reading
News analysis
New investment in battery supply as BMW seeks cost cuts
BMW Group has increased its order of EV batteries from two main suppliers as it looks to push ahead with its electrification strategy... Keep reading
News analysis
GM lawsuit could cause trouble for FCA and PSA Group talks
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is facing a lawsuit by General Motors (GM) over allegations of bribery affecting the US carmaker’s wage bills... Keep reading
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Tax changes to impact residual values in France, UK car production declines again and VW lawsuit delayed by paperwork
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Daily Brief
Thursday
28 November
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Industry insight
2020 tax changes to impact residual values in France
From 1 January 2020, France is lowering the CO2 emissions threshold over which new cars are subjected to a ‘malus’ (penalty) to 110g/km. Autovista Group explores the impact on residual values in the country... Keep reading
News analysis
UK car production declines further in October
Vehicle manufacturing in the UK is continuing its decline as numbers from last month add to calls for a trade deal with the EU after Brexit... Keep reading
News analysis
German Volkswagen Dieselgate lawsuit delayed by paperwork
Thousands of German drivers taking part in a class-action lawsuit against VW over the Dieselgate scandal may miss out on compensation... Keep reading
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Women in Mobility Summit report, Germany charges carmakers over steel cartel and Uber loses London licence
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Daily Brief
Monday
25 November
Industry insight
How deep is your love…for your private car?
Autovista Group's Jennifer Bilatscheck reports on the Women in Mobility Summit 2019 and discusses how a lack of mobility options is keeping drivers in their private vehicles... Keep reading
News analysis
German authorities charge carmakers over steel cartel
Germany’s cartel authority is to fine BMW, Volkswagen Group and Daimler over unlawful actions related to the purchase of steel... Keep reading
News analysis
Uber loses licence to operate in London
Mobility service provider Uber has been refused an extension of its licence in London, and will not be allowed to operate a service in the city... Keep reading
Report: Electric Vehicle & Diesel Remarketing Risk
The collapse of diesel – don’t believe the hype?
RV corrections have happened in several markets but not to the same extent – is further downward pressure on diesel likely and where? And how will diesel fare against petrol and BEVs between now and 2025 in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK?
With that in mind, how should you shape your powertrain strategy and portfolio to maximise sales and mitigate asset risks?
This new report from Autovista Group answers these questions and more.
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OEMs
are facing greater disruption to their business than at any point in their history. What is the secret of success for the OEM of the future?
Join us at Auto Mobility LIVE. We
will hear how one OEM is navigating this transition and understand how they plan to nurture their existing business, while building new mobility services.
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New BEVs launched at Guangzhou Motor Show, PSA and FCA talks progres and VW makes inroads into sustainability target
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Daily Brief
Tuesday
26 November
News analysis
Manufacturers unveil BEVs at the Guangzhou Motor Show
Lexus has introduced its first battery-electric vehicle, the UX 300e, at the Guangzhou International Automobile Exhibition, with Hyundai and Kia also presenting new BEVs for the Chinese market... Keep reading
News analysis
PSA Group and FCA talks progress with deal ‘likely in weeks’
The merger between PSA Group and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles could be completed in weeks as the two carmakers ramp up talks... Keep reading
News analysis
Volkswagen strides forward with sustainability goals
VW is making fast progress towards its goals of creating a sustainable and efficient production environment, it claims... Keep reading
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Video: Autovista interviews - BP Chargemaster, Continental announces job cuts and Where will autonomous vehicles land first?
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Daily Brief
Friday
22 November
Autovista Group video
Autovista interviews: BP Chargemaster - supplying the EV power
Autovista Group Daily Brief editor Phil Curry speaks to experts at the UK charge-point supplier about the effects of increased demand in a growing electric-vehicle market... Watch now
News analysis
Continental announces job cuts as engine demand drops
Continental is to reduce its engine-manufacturing activities as demand for components is threatened by increased scrutiny over emissions... Keep reading
In case you missed it
Autonomous Vehicles: First in Paris, London or Dubai?
Autovista Group Chief Economist Christof Engelskirchen considers the likely locations of the first autonomous vehicles to take to public roads, and how soon the innovations will come... Keep reading
Report: Electric Vehicle & Diesel Remarketing Risk
The collapse of diesel – don’t believe the hype?
RV corrections have happened in several markets but not to the same extent – is further downward pressure on diesel likely and where? And how will diesel fare against petrol and BEVs between now and 2025 in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK?
With that in mind, how should you shape your powertrain strategy and portfolio to maximise sales and mitigate asset risks?
This new report from Autovista Group answers these questions and more.
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Manage your portfolio’s asset risks based on our latest outlooks for diesel, petrol and battery electric vehicles (BEVs)
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Here's a rundown of the formidable line-up of speakers you'll hear from at Auto Mobility LIVE.
Be part of it. Join us at the Hotel Adlon Kempinski Berlin, 9 June 2020, and hear from experts at the cutting edge of mobility.
Emilio Herrera, COO, Kia Motors Europe
Emilio is tasked with bringing Kia’s next generation of alternative powertrain vehicles to market by 2025, a critical step in the company’s transition from traditional OEM to mobility services provider.
Stéphane Lagresle
Senior Director - Content, Digital & Customer Marketing
Harman International
Stéphane offers a unique insight on the infotainment and connected services that will appeal to car buyers and users of the future.
Achim Kampker, Founder, StreetScooter
As the Founder of StreetScooter – the first EV explicitly developed for short journeys – Achim understands what it takes to enter the automotive sector. He explores the opportunities and suggests what companies need to do to make a success of MaaS.
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Brexit deal essential for UK automotive industry, PHEVs could be exposed by fuel consumption meters and Audi announces job cuts
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Daily Brief
Wednesday
27 November
News analysis
Brexit deal ’essential’ to stave off dramatic UK production losses
Independent research commissioned by the SMMT shows that World Trade Organisation tariffs on imported components and exported vehicles would add more than £3.2 billion (€3.8 billion) a year to UK automotive manufacturing costs... Keep reading
News analysis
On-board fuel consumption meters could expose PHEVs
On-board fuel and energy consumption monitoring devices fitted to PHEVs as part of EU rules will will show how much electric power they use... Keep reading
News analysis
Jobs cut as Audi looks to invest in EV technology
Audi is to cut 9,500 jobs by 2024 as it looks to free up money to invest in the development of electric vehicles... Keep reading
Report: Electric Vehicle & Diesel Remarketing Risk
The collapse of diesel – don’t believe the hype?
RV corrections have happened in several markets but not to the same extent – is further downward pressure on diesel likely and where? And how will diesel fare against petrol and BEVs between now and 2025 in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK?
With that in mind, how should you shape your powertrain strategy and portfolio to maximise sales and mitigate asset risks?
This new report from Autovista Group answers these questions and more.
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Manage your portfolio’s asset risks based on our latest outlooks for diesel, petrol and battery electric vehicles (BEVs)
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Renault-Nissan Alliance announce rebuilding plans, Daimler to axe more jobs and BMW invests in plant for EV production
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Renault, Nissan and Mitsubishi are to appoint a general secretary to oversee their alliance in another step to get the faltering collaboration back on track, with Nissan dropping concerns over share structure... Keep reading
News analysis
Daimler announces more cuts as technology investment bites
German carmaker Daimler is to axe at least 10,000 jobs worldwide as it looks to invest further in electric vehicles... Keep reading
News analysis
BMW to invest in BEV production at Dingolfing plant
BMW Group is investing €400 million in its Dingolfing vehicle plant for production of the BMW iNext electric vehicle... Keep reading
Report: Electric Vehicle & Diesel Remarketing Risk
The collapse of diesel – don’t believe the hype?
RV corrections have happened in several markets but not to the same extent – is further downward pressure on diesel likely and where? And how will diesel fare against petrol and BEVs between now and 2025 in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK?
With that in mind, how should you shape your powertrain strategy and portfolio to maximise sales and mitigate asset risks?
This new report from Autovista Group answers these questions and more.
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Manage your portfolio’s asset risks based on our latest outlooks for diesel, petrol and battery electric vehicles (BEVs)
Incorporate the market potential of BEVs in the EU5 markets in your product strategy
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Podcast: The role of the driver in the connected car, UK High Court starts VW proceedings and ACEA pinpoints autonomous regulations
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Daily Brief
Tuesday
3 December
Autovista Group podcast
The role of the driver in the connected car
In Autovista Group's first podcast, Phil Curry talks to Harman's Stéphane Lagresle about the connected car, and why development of the concept should focus on the driver, rather than the technology... Listen now
News analysis
ACEA pinpoints key legislation needed for autonomous vehicles
With autonomous technology being rapidly developed, ACEA is calling for new rules and regulations in Europe to ensure road safety... Keep reading
News analysis
VW emissions cheating ‘obvious’ UK court hears
The Dieselgate scandal saw Volkswagen engage in an ‘obvious cheat’, the UK High Court has been told... Keep reading
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Germany takes EU lead in EV tech race, VW starts charging network rollout and Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance makes appointment
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Daily Brief
Wednesday
4 December
News analysis
Germany leads EV technology race but Europe falls behind
Germany has taken the lead from France on electric-vehicle technology in Europe as the continent risks being left behind China and the US in the battery production market... Keep reading
News analysis
Volkswagen begins rollout of UK charging network
Volkswagen and Pod Point have started to roll out a new network of electric-vehicle chargers at Tesco stores in the UK... Keep reading
News analysis
Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance announces general secretary
Renault and Nissan have promoted Hadi Zablit to the new position of general secretary for the carmaker’s alliance... Keep reading
Report: Electric Vehicle & Diesel Remarketing Risk
The collapse of diesel – don’t believe the hype?
RV corrections have happened in several markets but not to the same extent – is further downward pressure on diesel likely and where? And how will diesel fare against petrol and BEVs between now and 2025 in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK?
With that in mind, how should you shape your powertrain strategy and portfolio to maximise sales and mitigate asset risks?
This new report from Autovista Group answers these questions and more.
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Read this report to:
Manage your portfolio’s asset risks based on our latest outlooks for diesel, petrol and battery electric vehicles (BEVs)
Incorporate the market potential of BEVs in the EU5 markets in your product strategy
Adjust your (fleet) sales approach towards the market opportunities for internal combustion engines and BEV
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What would a PSA-FCA merger mean for the German market? UK new car market SAAR grows in November
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Daily Brief
Thursday
5 December
Industry insight
What would a PSA-FCA merger mean for the German market?
Andreas Geilenbrügge, Head of Valuations and Insights at Schwacke, considers the reasons behind the intention of PSA Group to merge with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA). What are the consequences for the German market?...
Keep reading
Industry insight
UK new car market SAAR continues gentle growth in November
Autovista Group’s senior data journalist Neil King has calculated that the seasonally-adjusted annualised rate (SAAR) of the UK new car market improved again in November, based on the latest market data... Keep reading
News analysis
Global vehicle market shrinkage greater than in the financial crisis
Germany's automotive authority, the VDA expects a global market volume of 80.1 million passenger cars for 2019 as a whole. This decrease of 4.1 million passenger cars (5%) is larger than that recorded during the financial and economic crisis that took place 10 years ago... Keep reading
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Launch Forecast: Audi Q3 Sportback, Podcast: The role of the driver in the connected car and Take the latest Autovista Group survey
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Daily Brief
Friday
6 December
Residual value forecast
Launch Forecast: Audi Q3 Sportback
Audi has extended its Q3 range with the addition of the sporty and stylish Q3 Sportback. How is the new model expected to perform, from a pricing perspective, compared to its competitors in the burgeoning SUV-Coupe market?Keep reading
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Which country would be best for electric vehicle manufacturing?
With Tesla announcing that it has chosen Germany to base its European production operations, Autovista Group wants to know which country would be the best for producing EVs en masse for Europe’s market... Vote now
In case you missed it
Autovista interviews: BP Chargemaster - supplying the EV power
Autovista Group Daily Brief editor Phil Curry speaks to experts at the UK charge-point supplier about the effects of increased demand in a growing electric-vehicle market... Watch now
Report: Electric Vehicle & Diesel Remarketing Risk
The collapse of diesel – don’t believe the hype?
RV corrections have happened in several markets but not to the same extent – is further downward pressure on diesel likely and where? And how will diesel fare against petrol and BEVs between now and 2025 in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK?
With that in mind, how should you shape your powertrain strategy and portfolio to maximise sales and mitigate asset risks?
This new report from Autovista Group answers these questions and more.
Find out more
Read this report to:
Manage your portfolio’s asset risks based on our latest outlooks for diesel, petrol and battery electric vehicles (BEVs)
Incorporate the market potential of BEVs in the EU5 markets in your product strategy
Adjust your (fleet) sales approach towards the market opportunities for internal combustion engines and BEVs
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World waking up to EV adoption, Hyundai launches mobility strategy and GM joins up with LG Chem
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Daily Brief
Monday
9 December
News analysis
Global market waking up to EV adoption
More than 50% of global consumers are willing to consider buying an electric or hybrid vehicle as their next purchase, according to a new report... Keep reading
News analysis
Hyundai mobility plans rely on electric-vehicle strategy
Korean carmaker Hyundai has launched its new roadmap to secure a position as a frontrunner in the future mobility industry... Keep reading
News analysis
General Motors teams up with battery provider
LG Chem is to set up a joint venture with General Motors that will see both businesses invest €2.1 billion in US battery production... Keep reading
Report: Electric Vehicle & Diesel Remarketing Risk
The collapse of diesel – don’t believe the hype?
RV corrections have happened in several markets but not to the same extent – is further downward pressure on diesel likely and where? And how will diesel fare against petrol and BEVs between now and 2025 in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK?
With that in mind, how should you shape your powertrain strategy and portfolio to maximise sales and mitigate asset risks?
This new report from Autovista Group answers these questions and more.
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Manage your portfolio’s asset risks based on our latest outlooks for diesel, petrol and battery electric vehicles (BEVs)
Incorporate the market potential of BEVs in the EU5 markets in your product strategy
Adjust your (fleet) sales approach towards the market opportunities for internal combustion engines and BEVs
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Effects of psychologically-optimised prices, EV investment could lead to huge growth and Bloodhound LSR completes successful trials
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Daily Brief
Tuesday
10 December
Industry insight
What are the effects of psychologically-optimised vehicle prices?
Andreas Geilenbrügge, Head of Valuations and Insights at Schwacke, considers smart vehicle pricing tactics and their impact on profitability... Keep reading
News analysis
Huge growth for EV manufacturers, others left in the dust
New multi-sector analysis has highlighted automotive manufacturers that make the highest investment in EVs will see a 108% rise in value... Keep reading
News analysis
Bloodhound LSR trials a success as team prepares for record runs
The Bloodhound LSR car is on its way back to the UK following a successful high-speed testing programme... Keep reading
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EU Commission approves battery project, SUV increase prompts call for earlier UK ICE ban and BMW signs new lithium deal
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Daily Brief
Wednesday
11 December
News analysis
New pan-European battery project gains Commission approval
The European Commission has approved a plan to support research and innovation in the field of electric vehicle batteries. Seven countries will invest €3.2 billion in the project, set to be completed by 2031... Keep reading
News analysis
SUV increase prompts call for earlier UK ICE ban
The demand for sports utility vehicles is threatening the UK’s attempts to clean up its air quality... Keep reading
News analysis
BMW agrees on deal for sustainable lithium
As part of its electromobility expansion, the BMW Group is deepening its existing business relationship with Ganfeng Lithium... Keep reading
Report: Electric Vehicle & Diesel Remarketing Risk
The collapse of diesel – don’t believe the hype?
RV corrections have happened in several markets but not to the same extent – is further downward pressure on diesel likely and where? And how will diesel fare against petrol and BEVs between now and 2025 in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK?
With that in mind, how should you shape your powertrain strategy and portfolio to maximise sales and mitigate asset risks?
This new report from Autovista Group answers these questions and more.
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Manage your portfolio’s asset risks based on our latest outlooks for diesel, petrol and battery electric vehicles (BEVs)
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EU 2030 CO2 target could become tougher, UK election: what about the automotive industry and Michael Manley named new ACEA president
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Daily Brief
Thursday
12 December
News analysis
EU 2030 CO2 target could become tougher
Europe’s new Commission has presented a strategy for zero-emission mobility that may see already strict CO2 targets for 2030 revised... Keep reading
Industry insight
UK Election: What about the automotive industry?
The UK goes to the polls today, voting for who it wants to lead the country. With Brexit on the agenda, together with various transport policies promising a low-carbon future, Autovista Group Daily Brief Editor Phil Curry looks at what each party is promising if they are elected to govern... Keep reading
News analysis
Michael Manley named new ACEA president
The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) has named Michael Manley as its new president... Keep reading
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Electric motorsport offers development potential, New concept for IAA and listen again to Autovista Group's first podcast
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Daily Brief
Friday
13 December
Industry insight
Electric motorsport: Development for the future
Autovista Group Daily Brief Editor Phil Curry looks at why carmakers are getting involved with up and coming electric-racing programmes, as new development and marketing opportunities arise... Keep reading
News analysis
New concept for IAA may move the show from Frankfurt
Germany’s automotive authority, the VDA, has developed a completely new concept for the IAA, with a tender announced for new host cities... Keep reading
In case you missed it
Autovista Group Podcast: The role of the driver in a connected car
In Autovista Group's first podcast, we talk to Harman's Stéphane Lagresle about the connected car, and why development of the concept should focus on the driver, rather than the technology... Listen now
Report: Electric Vehicle & Diesel Remarketing Risk
The collapse of diesel – don’t believe the hype?
RV corrections have happened in several markets but not to the same extent – is further downward pressure on diesel likely and where? And how will diesel fare against petrol and BEVs between now and 2025 in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK?
With that in mind, how should you shape your powertrain strategy and portfolio to maximise sales and mitigate asset risks?
This new report from Autovista Group answers these questions and more.
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Manage your portfolio’s asset risks based on our latest outlooks for diesel, petrol and battery electric vehicles (BEVs)
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Adjust your (fleet) sales approach towards the market opportunities for internal combustion engines and BEVs
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EU car market set for 2019 growth, Tech companies face lawsuit over cobalt and BMW-Damiler mobility service enters new phase
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Daily Brief
Tuesday
17 December
Industry insight
November figures suggest EU new car market will grow in 2019
Autovista Group Senior Data Journalist, Neil King, forecasts growth in four of the five major European new-car markets in December, with the EU finishing 2019 strong... Keep reading
News analysis
Tech companies face lawsuit over child labour in cobalt mines
Several major technology companies, including Tesla, are facing a class-action lawsuit over deaths of child workers while mining cobalt... Keep reading
News analysis
Mobility service joint venture set for growth in 2020
BMW and Daimler are preparing the next phase of their mobility joint venture, having seen it grow steadily since incorporation earlier this year... Keep reading
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PSA Group and FCA complete merger deal, Carmakers demand fair access to patents and BMW launches fifth-gen eDrive technology
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Daily Brief
Wednesday
18 December
News analysis
Binding agreement reached for PSA Group and FCA merger
A deal has been agreed between Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and PSA Group that will see the two carmakers combine in a '50/50' merger to create Europe’s second biggest vehicle manufacturer... Keep reading
News analysis
Companies demand fair access to connected technology patents
A group of technology companies and carmakers have written to the European Commission, urging them to take action on patent abuses... Keep reading
News analysis
BMW launches fifth-generation eDrive technology with the iX3
The new BMW iX3 Sports Activity Vehicle will become the first model to feature the fifth generation of the manufacturer’s “eDrive” technology... Keep reading
Report: Electric Vehicle & Diesel Remarketing Risk
The collapse of diesel – don’t believe the hype?
RV corrections have happened in several markets but not to the same extent – is further downward pressure on diesel likely and where? And how will diesel fare against petrol and BEVs between now and 2025 in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK?
With that in mind, how should you shape your powertrain strategy and portfolio to maximise sales and mitigate asset risks?
This new report from Autovista Group answers these questions and more.
Find out more
Read this report to:
Manage your portfolio’s asset risks based on our latest outlooks for diesel, petrol and battery electric vehicles (BEVs)
Incorporate the market potential of BEVs in the EU5 markets in your product strategy
Adjust your (fleet) sales approach towards the market opportunities for internal combustion engines and BEV
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Skoda Kamiq launch forecast, Ambivalence drives the green paradox and UK election result gives stability to automotive market
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Daily Brief
Monday
16 December
Launch forecast
Skoda Kamiq: Simple design, good price
The new Skoda Kamiq adds to the burgeoning compact-SUV market that is proving popular with consumers. How is the new model likely to perform from a pricing perspective?... Keep reading
News analysis
Ambivalence drives the green paradox
Ambivalence seems to be underpinning a green paradox when it comes to fighting climate change, according to Ford’s annual trend report... Keep reading
Industry insights
Election result brings initial stability to UK automotive market
Boris Johnson's UK election victory with a healthy parliamentry majority means a no-deal Brexit is now more unlikely... Keep reading
Report: Electric Vehicle & Diesel Remarketing Risk
The collapse of diesel – don’t believe the hype?
RV corrections have happened in several markets but not to the same extent – is further downward pressure on diesel likely and where? And how will diesel fare against petrol and BEVs between now and 2025 in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK?
With that in mind, how should you shape your powertrain strategy and portfolio to maximise sales and mitigate asset risks?
This new report from Autovista Group answers these questions and more.
Find out more
Read this report to:
Manage your portfolio’s asset risks based on our latest outlooks for diesel, petrol and battery electric vehicles (BEVs)
Incorporate the market potential of BEVs in the EU5 markets in your product strategy
Adjust your (fleet) sales approach towards the market opportunities for internal combustion engines and BEVs
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Share Now pulls out ot three locations, Volvo and Isuzu plan alliance and Mercedes-Benz Vans expands electric offering
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Daily Brief
Thursday
19 December
News analysis
EU cities lose Share Now service as Daimler and BMW regroup
Daimler and BMW are to pull their Share Now joint mobility service out of three European locations while also withdrawing completely from the US market, as the carmakers look to make the business profitable... Keep reading
Industry insight
Volvo and Isuzu plan to collaborate on commercial vehicles
Volvo and Isuzu Motors have signed an agreement with the intent to form a strategic alliance in the commercial-vehicle market... Keep reading
News analysis
Mercedes-Benz Vans expands electric offering with eSprinter
Mercedes-Benz Vans has presented its second electric model, the eSprinter, to the trade press in six large German cities... Keep reading
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Do cheaper brands have a RV advantage, Brexit shutdowns impact manufacturing figures and VW fined in Australia
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Daily Brief
Friday
20 December
Industry insight
Do cheaper brands have a RV advantage over premium players?
Eurotax valuations and insights manager Robert Madas asks whether premium carmakers are at a disadvantage to cheaper brands when it comes to residual values... Keep reading
News analysis
Brexit shutdowns hammer UK car production in November
UK manufacturing suffered a significant drop in November as carmakers shut down plants following another missed Brexit deadline... Keep reading
News analysis
Volkswagen receives ‘biggest ever’ consumer law fine in Australia
An Australian court has issued a record fine to Volkswagen Group (VW) for breaking consumer law as part of the Dieselgate scandal... Keep reading
Report: Electric Vehicle & Diesel Remarketing Risk
The collapse of diesel – don’t believe the hype?
RV corrections have happened in several markets but not to the same extent – is further downward pressure on diesel likely and where? And how will diesel fare against petrol and BEVs between now and 2025 in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK?
With that in mind, how should you shape your powertrain strategy and portfolio to maximise sales and mitigate asset risks?
This new report from Autovista Group answers these questions and more.
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Manage your portfolio’s asset risks based on our latest outlooks for diesel, petrol and battery electric vehicles (BEVs)
Incorporate the market potential of BEVs in the EU5 markets in your product strategy
Adjust your (fleet) sales approach towards the market opportunities for internal combustion engines and BEVs
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European EV charging network set for expansion and France raises emissions penalty threshold
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Daily Brief
Monday
23 December
News analysis
Europe’s EV infrastructure expands thanks to investment
Two European electric-vehicle charging suppliers are celebrating after announcing new financing and location plans as they look to build their networks... Keep reading
News analysis
France raises emissions penalty threshold for 2020
The French government has announced changes to its emissions penalty system that include a multiplication in the taxes paid... Keep reading
YOUR NEXT AUTOVISTA GROUP DAILY BRIEF WILL ARRIVE ON
2 JANUARY 2020
The Autovista Group offices are now closed for the festive period. The Daily News Brief team would like to thank you for following us throughout 2019 and wish you a happy Christmas, and best wishes for the new year
Report: Electric Vehicle & Diesel Remarketing Risk
The collapse of diesel – don’t believe the hype?
RV corrections have happened in several markets but not to the same extent – is further downward pressure on diesel likely and where? And how will diesel fare against petrol and BEVs between now and 2025 in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK?
With that in mind, how should you shape your powertrain strategy and portfolio to maximise sales and mitigate asset risks?
This new report from Autovista Group answers these questions and more.
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Read this report to:
Manage your portfolio’s asset risks based on our latest outlooks for diesel, petrol and battery electric vehicles (BEVs)
Incorporate the market potential of BEVs in the EU5 markets in your product strategy
Adjust your (fleet) sales approach towards the market opportunities for internal combustion engines and BEVs
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