Fuel For Thought

Stephanie Brinley discusses the North America light vehicle assembly numbers amid the COVID-19 pandemic. OEM plants will results in a production loss of 570,000 light vehicles in March and April.

The automotive sector during the COVID-19 crisis.

Hybrid and Electric Vehicles with Jeremy Carlson. Results from the IHS Markit E-Mobility Survey.

With a flattening US market and an increasing number of general market consumers moving to SUVs and trucks, there is an interesting opportunity that can be found within the multi-cultural consumer base. This base is a growing and dynamic market that in some cases, doesn't follow the mega trends so often in the news. Join us as we dig into the multi-cultural automotive buyer and navigate the opportunity.

Geneva motor show's cancellation due to the coronavirus had automakers pivoting to virtual reveals. New products included concepts from BMW and Hyundai.

Tom Libby takes a look at new vehicle registration trends within the United States

Chris Hopson takes a look at the global impact of the Coronavirus on the automotive industry

Stephanie Brinley looks at the launch of the Cadillac Escalade and the Jeep Gladiator Mojave

As the rate of change across the automotive industry accelerates, companies are being challenged to respond at breakneck speeds to M&A activities that involve electrification, automation, and software capabilities. Investors are well positioned and eager to buy which only adds to the pressure in an area that is still new to many traditional players. Join us for our next episode of Fuel for Thought as we discuss industry alignments and which players are going to be most active. We will also take a look at possible divestments in traditional vehicle components that could free up capital, enabling investors to expand their footprint and scale the newest technologies.

Tom Libby discusses sales of sedans versus SUVs