Automotive Topics and Trends

The Automotive Industry in 2025: Key Focus Areas and Trends

With EV makers in China engaging in a price war due to declining demand, Chinese brands with strong hybrid presently are gaining popularity. A few hybrid models are priced below their EV and ICE counterparts, attracting Chinese consumers to hybrids, especially plug-in hybrid (PHEV) and extended-range hybrid (EREV) models. Further, its Craidlr ATX-G gateways are …

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Top 10 Automotive Industry Trends in 2025

Battery technology has taken centre stage in the EV revolution, and this article provides a deep dive into the leading chemistries and ensuring you buy a genuine and clean Porsche formats that defined 2024. From LFP to cutting-edge solid-state batteries, it examines the trade-offs between cost, performance, and sustainability while uncovering key regional trends. These …

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Automotive trends for 2025 ..

Contact Avenga today to learn more about what industry experts have to say about these trends. For instance, China has introduced policies encouraging automakers to procure up to 25% of their chips domestically by 2025, reducing reliance on foreign suppliers. There will be continued demand for legacy process technology, with the construction and facilitation of …

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Top trends driving the automotive sector in 2025 EMG

The Starkenn Brake Safe, a collision mitigation system features automatic emergency braking in critical scenarios. AI-powered semiconductors drive transformation in autonomous driving systems by enabling real-time communication with road infrastructure and enhancing safety features such as emergency braking systems. Tesla’s relentless drive to expand its global gigafactory network has been a defining feature of 2024. …

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FRM 2025: Sector Report Automotive Industry KPMG in Germany

The number of autonomous trucks on the road was expected to increase from roughly 150 in 2020 to over 2000 in 2021. It’s expected that the $800 billion trucking industry could benefit from a significant reduction in the 4900 trucking-related deaths that occur each year if only Level 3 or 4 autonomy would gain traction. …

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