Changes for automotive retail
The next 5-10 years will see enormous change for automotive retail.
The next 5-10 years will see enormous change for automotive retail.
A McKinsey report points to fundamental change in the post-COVID automotive aftermarket.
Several intiatives to ensure a cleaner evironment are being developed.
The South American passenger car market is expanding according to reasearch, with Mobil and Shell set to take advantage.
The increasing digitisation of cars - including the customer experience - requires a change of mindset for advertising, marketing and sales.
In an effort to reduce its car prices, Tesla is removing its bricks and mortar stores to focus its marketing online
Despite an apparent collapse in the diesel car market across Europe, VW claims its diesel orders have increased
The IEAs Global oil predictions could mean a new way of working for refiners and producers; heavy trucks are in the spotlight for the latest emissions clamp-down, putting manufacturers under more pressure.
China introduces new fuel standards as Saudi Aramco and Chinese partners research fuel solutions; ACEA warns on first EU Heavy-Duty emissions standards
Customer experience is king in the automotive retail world but price still matters.