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China's New Energy Vehicle Future

Mon, 29 Jul 2019 13:51:30 GMT

China’s New Energy Vehicle Future

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This Wards Intelligence Report, China’s New Energy Vehicle Future, forecasts volumes, details OE strategic plans and tells you who is leading in the race to capture market share.

ADDRESSED IN THIS REPORT:

How automakers are making BEVs a mobility and lifestyle play in China
Regulations and incentives driving OE strategies
State of the charging infrastructure
Strengths and weakness of the supply infrastructure
Strategies of more than 20 automakers
Q&As with top industry executives
Detailed results of an exclusive industry survey
Key market data and forecasts

OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO:

China’s New Energy Vehicle Future is an important read for anyone involved in planning, product development and marketing for China or interested in understanding the coming evolution to electrified vehicles worldwide.

I. OVERVIEW

OVERALL OUTLOOK SUMMARY
SURVEY HIGHLIGHTS
OEM RATINGS

II. MARKET

DATA
MOBILITY LIFESTYLE PLAY
OTHER MARKET TRENDS
FORECAST

III. POLICY

GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES
LICENSE PLATE DEAL BREAKER
ZEV AND CAFC
TO OWN OR NOT TO OWN
CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE

IV. AUTOMAKERS

BAIC
BMW
BYD
BYTON
CHERY
DAIMLER
FIAT CHRYSLER
FORD
GAC
GEELY
GENERAL MOTORS
HONDA
HYUNDAI
JAGUAR LAND ROVER
LUCID
NIO
PSA GROUP
RENAULT-NISSAN-MITSUBISHI
SAIC
TESLA
TOYOTA
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
VOLVO
XPENG
ZOTYE

V. SUPPLIERS

IMPORTANCE OF CHINA’S NEV ENGINEERING
CORPORATE CULTURE CHALLENGE
START-UP PUZZLE
BATTERY SECTOR
COMPETITIVE ARENA
IMPORTANCE OF NEV SECTOR FOR GLOBAL SUPPLIERS

VI. Q&A

GENERAL MOTORS’ JENNIFER GOFORTH
BYD AUTO SALES’ LI YUNFEI
GAC-NIO’s ANDERSON LIAO BING
ZHONGHAI TONGCHUAN’S LI JINYONG
BOSCH (CHINA) INVESTMENT’S DAVID XU DAQUAN
NIO’s JACK CHENG
RHEINMETALL AUTOMOTIVE’S HORST BINNIG

VII. APPENDIX

SALES AND FORECAST DATA
SURVEY RESULTS

Connectivity and Infotainment Report

Fri, 22 Mar 2019 20:23:16 GMT

Battle for the Dashboard and Data: The Future of Connected Infotainment

This new Wards Intelligence report focuses on connected infotainment and the increasing importance of data monetization supported by cloud-based automotive features – analysing OEMs’ current connected infotainment and user interface strategies, their challenges and position in this quickly evolving market.

ADDRESSED IN THIS REPORT:

An overview of connected infotainment
How connectivity has dramatically changed automotive infotainment
Connected infotainment trends and why they are important
Monetization of data as the end goal for stakeholders in this space
How OEMs are positioned to monetize connected infotainment data relative to technology companies and others
Which automakers are leading the development intuitive, cost-effective connected infotainment technology

OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO:

Automakers, suppliers and market analysts seeking insight into how each OEM is positioned today and for the future in terms of developing and monetizing connected infotainment technology, including:

Anyone involved in connected infotainment planning and product development
Automotive technology and connected content market analysts
Policymakers involved in regulating vehicle development and connected infotainment
Product planners, strategic marketers and investors in automotive vehicles and technology
Those with a stake in the data monetization of connected infotainment

I. OVERVIEW

CHANGING FACE OF AUTOMOTIVE INFOTAINMENT
BATTLE BEHIND THE DASHBOARD
OEM TECHNOLOGY HURDES
INFOTAINMENT IN AN AUTOMATED-DRIVING FUTURE
GRADING THE OEMs

II. TECHNOLOGY

DEFINITION OF INFOTAINMENT
THE SMARTPHONE EFFECT
CONNECTIVITY

Three Paths to Connectivity
Interface Issues
Apple CarPlay and Android Auto

DATA

“Hand’s Off”
Leveraging Connected Car Data

VOICE ASSISTANTS
CYBERSECURITY
OVER-THE-AIR SOFTWARE UPDATES
OPEN-SOURCE SOFTWARE
SUPPLIERS

Traditional
Nontraditional
Much Will Change

III. AUTOMAKERS

BMW
DAIMLER
FIAT CHRYSLER
FORD
GENERAL MOTORS
HONDA
HYUNDAI-KIA
JAGUAR LAND ROVER
MAZDA
MITSUBISHI
NISSAN
SUBARU
TESLA
TOYOTA/LEXUS
VOLKSWAGEN
VOLVO

IV. Q&As

Philip Ventimiglia, Product Manager, Bosch Car Multimedia North America
Ted Cardenas, Vice President of Marketing, Car Electronics Division, Pioneer Electronics
Andrew Poliak, VP Product Planning, Strategy and Innovation, Panasonic Automotive Systems America
Gani Nayak, Senior VP, Connected Car Division, Harman International

V. APPENDIX

Wards Intelligence 2018 Connectivity Study, Survey Results
Wards Intelligence Factory Installed Equipment Data

Total LV Rates
% By Segment

MY 2018 Segments
MY 2017 Segments
MY 2016 Segments
MY 2015 Segments

By Brand & Company

MY 2018 Brand & Company
MY 2017 Brand & Company
MY 2016 Brand & Company
MY 2015 Brand & Company

By Vehicle Type

’18 Model Year U.S. Cars
’18 Model Year U.S. Light Trucks
’17 Model Year U.S. Cars
’17 Model Year U.S. Light Trucks

Fuel Cell Future in Vehicles

Fri, 22 Mar 2019 20:21:47 GMT

Fuel-Cell Vehicle Outlook

This Wards Intelligence report focuses on fuel-cell technology and the regional and global market outlook for fuel-cell vehicles in coming years and decades, including OEM and supplier strategies to meet projected market demand.

ADDRESSED IN THIS REPORT:

Current state of fuel-cell technology
Which automakers are furthest ahead in the race to develop cost-competitive fuel-cell technology
Fuel-cell installation trends and use in light vehicles • New applications of fuel-cell technology
Which OEMs are best positioned to mass-produce and market fuel-cell vehicles
Global outlook for fuel-cell vehicle sales, by brand and region
How the development of a hydrogen production and fueling infrastructure will impact fuel-cell vehicle proliferation

OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO:

Light-vehicle product developers
Strategic planners and marketers for OEMs and suppliers
Competitive analysts
Policymakers involved in emissions and fuel economy

OVERVIEW:

Wards Intelligence has been reporting on trends in fuel-cell vehicle development from concept to production vehicles for two decades and now adds the latest information and data to present a comprehensive look at the FCV market and its future.

Author Roger Schreffler, a veteran business journalist and longtime Wards correspondent, provides an in-depth analysis of how each automaker is developing and marketing fuel-cell technology and how well they are positioned for a hydrogen future that lies just over the horizon.

Aimed at automakers, suppliers and market analysts seeking insight into how each OEM is positioned today and the likely future for each OEM in terms of developing and marketing fuel-cell vehicles and technology, this report provides a thorough analysis of the state of fuel-cell vehicle technology, OEM marketing strategies and trends in the U.S. and global markets..

HIGHLIGHTS:

An outlook on the proliferation of fuel-cell technologies
Competitive insight on relative approaches taken by major automakers toward fuel-cell development
Profiles of supplier activity and innovation around fuel-cell products
LMC Automotive forecast of regional market share and volume through 2030
Industry survey results on the future of fuel-cell vehicles and technology
Q&As with top executives from a wide cross-section of the fuel-cell-vehicle industry

Example PDF

I. OVERVIEW

II. TECHNOLOGY

STATE OF THE SCIENCE
HOW IT WORKS
U.S. DRIVE PARTNERSHIP TARGETS

III. MARKET

BEVS LEADING THE CHARGE
COMMERCIAL, AUTONOMOUS APPLICATIONS LIKELY
COSTS COMING DOWN, CAPABILITY CLIMBING
HYDROGEN HOLDS KEY

IV. AUTOMAKERS

BMW
DAIMLER
FORD
GENERAL MOTORS
GREAT WALL MOTORS
HONDA
HYUNDAI
NIKOLA MOTOR
RENAULT-NISSAN-MITSUBISHI
TOYOTA
VOLKSWAGEN

V. SUPPLIERS

TOYOTA MIRAI
MERCEDES-BENZ GLC F-CELL
HYUNDAI NEXO
HONDA CLARITY FUEL CELL
BALLARD POWER SYSTEMS
FREUDENBERG SEALING TECHNOLOGIES
PLUG POWER

VI. Q&As

AIR LIQUIDE’S PIERRE-ETIENNE FRANC
CALIFORNIA ENERGY COMMISSION’S KEVIN BARKER
DAIMLER’S CHRISTIAN MOHRDIECK
NOW’S KLAUS BONHOFF
HYUNDAI’S SAE HOON KIM
HONDA’S STEVE ELLIS
GREAT WALL MOTOR’S TOBIAS BRUNNER

VII. APPENDIX

WARDS INTELLIGENCE SURVEY – 2018 STUDY OF FUEL CELL VEHICLES
LMC AUTOMOTIVE FORECAST 2030: GLOBAL FUEL-CELL VEHICLES

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Putting the Charge in Electric Vehicles

Wed, 01 May 2019 15:39:04 GMT

How is the BEV Charging Network Shaping Future Technology and Strategies?

This report looks at the developing infrastructure for battery-electric-vehicle charging, including the emerging ultra-fast charging capability that promises to replenish a depleted BEV battery in a matter of minutes. It examines the technology involved, the implications of fast-charging on BEV durability and how that is shaping future battery technology and the strategies of key OEMs and suppliers.

This report is intended for:

Product Planners
Market Analysts
Policymakers
Battery Developers/Producers
Fleet Operators

I. OVERVIEW

Updated BEV Forecast

II. State of Charging Technology

Charging Today
New Generation Batteries Required
Ultrafast Chargers
Wireless Charging
Commercial Vehicle Charging

III. Infrastructure

U.S.
Western Europe
China
Japan

IV. Automakers

BMW
Daimler
FCA

Ford
General Motors
Hyundai-Kia

Tesla
Toyota
Volvo Car

V. Key Charging Infrastructure Suppliers

ABB
ChargePoint
Electrify America
EV Connect

FreeWire Technologies
Fortum
Greenlots
IONITY

NovaCharge
POD Point
Tritium
Webasto

VI. Industry Perspective

Executive Q&A
Survey Results

AWD Electrified

Wed, 01 May 2019 15:35:54 GMT

How have new technologies redefined what 4×4 and all-wheel drive mean in the 21st century?

And how do old-school solid-axles, transfer cases and crawl ratios stack up against advanced electronic clutches, electric axles and brake-force distribution systems?

This report takes a deep dive into what’s next in all-wheel drive technology, including the impact of electrification on the sector, development plans and market strategies of both OEMs and suppliers and the potential for global demand and growth.

This report is intended for:

Product Planners
Market Analysts
Academics
Others who would benefit from a detailed examination of the industry’s plans for electrified all-wheel drive technologies

I. OVERVIEW

STATE OF ART: 4×4 IN THE 21ST CENTURY
TECHNOLOGY AND MARKET TRENDS DRIVING AWD
GRADING THE OEMs
PROLIFERATION AND VOLUME OUTLOOK

II. Technology

MECHANICAL 4×4 (TRADITIONAL)
ELECTROMECHANICAL CONTROLS AND OPERATION
EV DRIVES
FUTURE DRIVES/AV APPLICATIONS

III. Market

INSTALLATIONS BY BRAND
OEM VOLUMES
CUV’S BIG ROLE
CAFE STRATEGY
ELECTRIFICATION
AWD PENETRATION BY REGION
MARKET FORECAST

IV. Automakers

BMW
DAIMLER
FIAT CHRYSLER
FORD
GENERAL MOTORS
HONDA

HYUNDAI-KIA-GENESIS
JAGUAR LAND ROVER
MAZDA
PSA GROUP
RENAULT-NISSAN-MITSUBISHI

SUBARU
TOYOTA
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
VOLVO (GEELY)

V. Suppliers

AMERICAN AXLE
BORG WARNER
DANA

DENSO
GKN

MAGNA
ZF TRW

VI. Interviews

Key OEM and Supplier Executives

VII. Appendix

Data
Survey Results

The Autonomous Vehicle Roadmap

Wed, 01 May 2019 15:36:53 GMT

Which automakers and suppliers are leading the way to autonomy?

Rapid advancements in technology have the auto industry on a march toward automated driving.

According to the new Wards Intelligence report, The Autonomous Vehicle Roadmap, it’s being made possible by breakthroughs in sophisticated radar, vision and lidar sensors; the expanding capacity and capability of microcontrollers; faster-responding actuators and controllers; and the promise of machine learning via complex, artificial-intelligence driven software.

This comprehensive report examines:

How and when the market will take shape worldwide
Where the best near-term business cases are with retail customers, commercial-vehicle operators and mobility-service providers
Which automakers and suppliers/disruptors will emerge as the dominant players in this new industry sector

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I. OVERVIEW

Technology
Powertrains
Policy
Consumer Trends
Business Cases
Wards Intelligence Strategic Report Card
Grading the OEMs
Grading the Suppliers/Disruptors

II. Technology Building Blocks

Lidar, Radar, Cameras
Advance Driver-Assistance Systems
Communications
Telematics
Artificial Intelligence
Cybersecurity

III. Market

Adoption Rate Scenarios
Global Forecast 2030 (by region)

IV. Automakers

BMW
Daimler
Fiat Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Honda
Hyundai

Jaguar Land Rover
PSA Group
Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi
Tesla
Toyota
Volkswagen Group
Volvo

V. Suppliers and Distributors

Apple
Aptiv
Aurora
Baidu
Bosch
Continental
Denso
Hitachi
Intel / Mobileye
Lyft
Magna

Microsoft
NVIDIA
NXP
Panasonic
Samsung/Harman
Uber
Valeo
Visteon
Waymo
Zenuity
ZF

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China's New Energy Vehicle Future

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Connectivity and Infotainment Report

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Fuel Cell Future in Vehicles

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Putting the Charge in Electric Vehicles

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AWD Electrified

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The Autonomous Vehicle Roadmap

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