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Vice President, Automotive Supply Chain, Technology and Aftermarket, S&P Global Mobility
The speed and scale of COVID-19 social and economic fallout is quickly materializing in concerns about the future recovery of vehicle demand with the associated consequences on OEMs' and suppliers' investment decisions. With cashflow drying up due to sales activity grinding to a halt in core markets and little prospect for an imminent "return to normal", automakers and suppliers are looking to shore up their finances by preserving cash and other non-critical expenses. This context combined with potential adjustments to the regulatory framework on key automotive aspects in the areas of e-mobility, autonomy and connected car, for example, could potentially have far-reaching implications on the technology deployment as well as short- and medium-term research investment priorities.
The Automotive Supply Chain and Technology Team at IHS Markit has conducted a survey to gather automakers' and suppliers' view on:
Posted 15 April 2020 by Matteo Fini, Vice President, Automotive Supply Chain, Technology and Aftermarket, S&P Global Mobility