26th Global Automotive Executive Survey: Thriving in the Age of Moving Targets (KPMG Switzerland)
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Value creation enabled by external partnerships and ecosystems over next three years, up from 30% p.7
Summary
- The 26th edition of the survey is based on 775 senior automotive executives across Europe, APAC and the Americas.p.3
- 52% of respondents agree that continuous transformation is now the norm for the industry, not a program with an end date.p.7
- On average, only 36% of AI and software initiatives have scaled beyond the pilot phase and been adopted across the organization.p.7
- Only 5% of respondents feel very prepared to respond to geopolitical and regulatory pressures.p.7
- 44% of value creation may be enabled by external partnerships and ecosystems over the next three years, up from 30%.p.7
Key insights
- The survey frames the industry challenge around five Ts: Transformation, Technology, Trust, Tension and Togetherness.p.6
- 52% of respondents see continuous transformation as the industry norm.p.7
- Only 36% of AI and software initiatives have scaled beyond pilot on average.p.7
- Half of respondents believe trust in digital and connected features will decide which companies win or lose over the next three years.p.7
- Only 5% of respondents feel very prepared for geopolitical and regulatory pressures.p.7
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