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May 19 - Autonomous vehicle - Computing power - Autonomous vehicle preference - Customer interest - Industry Activity - Patent activities - R&D intensity - Autonomous driving - Technology - Europe - Global

Quantum Computing | When will the breakthrough come?

Companies anticipate massive impact on business models when quantum computing breakthrough is achieved. This article focuses on 4 steps that are essential to develop a quantum strategy. Read More
by Roland Berger
April 22 - Automotive products (Level 4+) - Autonomous vehicle - Computing power - Industry Activity - R&D intensity - Autonomous driving - Technology - Belgium - Europe - France - Germany - Italy - Netherlands - Spain - Sweden - UK

Semiconductor Crisis in the Automotive Industry

How the automotive sector can beat supply bottlenecks with risk management. Read More
by Roland Berger
February 11 - Automotive products (Level 4+) - Autonomous vehicle - Computing power - Patent activities - R&D intensity - Autonomous driving - Test roads - Autonomous vehicle - Vehicle-2-vehicle communication - USA

Autonomous Driving – California “Disengagement Reports 2020”

The new Disengagement Reports 2020, published earlier this week shows that Cruise, Pony AI, and Waymo are the companies with the most miles driven in California. They are also the companies with the lowest number of disengagements. Cruise drove most miles (ca. 175,000) with 27 disengagements and 21 vehicles. Read More
by Roland Berger
June 25 - Automotive products (Level 4+) - Autonomous vehicle - Computing power - Digitized culture preference - Patent activities - R&D intensity - Autonomous driving - Venture Capital Invest - Artificial Intelligence

Computers on wheels: Turning OEMs into software-enabled companies

Software is the key to the road to digitization in the automotive industry, and this is new for most traditional automotive players. In order to catch up with large technology groups, auto players need to adapt – in this paper we discuss 6 steps to a successful transformation. Read More
May 27 - Automotive products (Level 4+) - Autonomous vehicle - Computing power - Autonomous vehicle preference - Battery cost - EVs - Digitized culture preference - Patent activities - R&D intensity - Autonomous driving - Technology - Venture Capital Invest - Artificial Intelligence - Venture Capital Invest - Mobility

Reboot: Preparing for the new normal in technology-based industries – A summary

The coronavirus might affect technology-based industries in 3 different ways: short-term GDP decrease (negative impact), forced rapid digital transformation (positive impact), and global trade changes affecting global supply chains (?). We discuss 4 scenarios in which techno-based players might consider for preparing the New Normal. Read More
January 16 - Automotive products (Level 4+) - Autonomous vehicle - Computing power - Digitized culture preference - Patent activities - R&D intensity - Autonomous driving - Venture Capital Invest - Artificial Intelligence - Asia-Pacific - Europe - North America

Computer on Wheels: Disruption in automotive electronics and semiconductors

The car of tomorrow is a semi-autonomous, electrically powered computer on wheels. This has dramatic implications for the entire automotive industry. Read More
by Roland Berger
October 07 - Autonomous vehicle - Computing power - Autonomous vehicle preference - Battery cost - EVs - CO2 legislation - Digitized culture preference - EV portfolio - EV preference - EV/PHEV charging infrastructure - EV/PHEV sales - Mobility concept preferences - Patent activities - R&D intensity - Autonomous driving - Restrictions for ICEs - Test roads - Autonomous vehicle - Type approval process - Venture Capital Invest - Artificial Intelligence - Venture Capital Invest - Mobility - Asia-Pacific - Europe - North America

New mobility: The radical transformation of an industry

Global mobility trends and emission requirements will bring unknown challenges for the automotive industry – an interview with Norbert Dressler Read More
by Roland Berger
September 25 - Autonomous vehicle - Computing power - Battery cost - EVs - Patent activities - R&D intensity - Autonomous driving

Bracing for impact: auto disruption on Light-weighting and chemicals and materials

Roland Berger analyzes in this study the impact of major trends, Mobility, Autonomous Driving, Digital, Electrification, Light weighting (MADE+) on the chemicals and materials used in an archetypal car and we model its evolution through 2030. The study covers the usage of the full-suite of materials families across key car systems as new types of […] Read More
July 16 - Automotive products (Level 4+) - Autonomous vehicle - Computing power - Autonomous vehicle preference - Mobility behaviour - Patent activities - R&D intensity - Autonomous driving - Type approval process - Asia-Pacific - Europe - North America

Looking at the future of urban air mobility

As ground transport solutions might have reached their limits in certain urban areas, more and more actors, from start-ups to aerospaces historical players are taking the bet that autonomous flying vehicles will be one solution for urban mobility, and not in such a long time. Read More
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