Insights

Digital transformation in Europe’s defence value chain

Closing the digital execution gap across the defence ecosystem

Agentic AI in automotive and industrial manufacturing: Building resilience over risk

The automotive and industrial manufacturing sectors face a strategic paradox. Companies are investing heavily in artificial intelligence (AI), yet the biggest challenges are not technological, but structural.

The logistics revolution is underway

Succeeding in the logistics revolution requires adopting sustainability, resilience, and collaboration to develop a smarter, greener supply chain for lasting success.

German Mobility Outlook

The mobility landscape in Germany is undergoing profound changes, driven by shifting consumer behavior and the rise of innovative transportation options.

How can we jumpstart the electric revolution?

Until very recently, it seemed that the EV market was growing inexorably, with governments, OEMs and consumers all on board in the race towards sustainable mobility. But the momentum has stalled. We take a closer look at what can be done to get the transition back on track.

New Car Online Sales 2024

Management and technology consulting firm BearingPoint has once again evaluated the current state of online new car sales in China, Europe, and the USA. The results show that Tesla is no longer the sole benchmark in online car sales and has now been surpassed in online maturity by both Mercedes and NIO.

Electric mobility at the crossroads

The appetite for electrification seems to have faltered in Europe in recent years, in some countries more than others. But what’s the reality, and is there a way forward?

In this new article, we look at why sales of EVs have slowed.

Wholesale change - The agency implementation challenge

In the ever-evolving landscape of automotive retail, several car manufacturers are strategically redefining their sales model by transitioning from the traditional franchise dealer system to the agency sales model.

Destination 2030 - Who’s in the driving seat for the future of mobility?

The new realities of remote working, energy crises, climate change and supply chain disruption are profoundly changing the demand for mobility and the direction and pace of change. What does this mean for the current and future players in the mobility market?