AutoForecast Solutions sees a value-over-volume focus, more shared components and some major shuffles in the ranks of top EV makers
The picture AFS sees emerging, and already under way, is a shift away from an obsession with volumes towards more expensive cars that will stay on the road for longer and often be paid for over a longer period of time. For manufacturers, that is likely to involve some trimming to their sprawling industrial footprint and more shared input in cars beneath the skin.
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