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Hydrogen Tank Manufacturers for Commercial Vehicles
What strategies is your team implementing to capitalize on the shift toward zero-emission fuel technologies?
Top Electric Bus Charging Companies in Europe
What best practices are emerging in the deployment of high-power charging systems for electric buses?
Automotive Industry in Southeast Asian Nations
How does your team plan to capitalize on improving urbanization and road infrastructure across the region?
Growth Drivers in the Two-wheeler (2W) Landscape
What steps is your team taking to achieve growth in internal combustion engine (ICE) 2Ws in South Asia?
Connected Car Regulations
In what ways do regional regulations impact the growth potential of intelligent speed assistance (ISA) technologies?
Generative AI Use Cases in Automotives
How can you leverage growth prospects from emerging generative AI start-ups focused on autonomous vehicles?
Chinese Off-highway Equipment Industry
What are the key growth drivers in China’s off-highway equipment landscape across construction, mining, and agriculture domains?
Autonomous Vehicle Regulations
How can your team capitalize on evolving regulatory frameworks to drive growth in the autonomous vehicle industry?
Navigating Tariffs, Seizing Growth: Reimagining the Automotive Value Chain Amid Conflict and Chaos
Trade wars, tariff surges, and military conflict. These aren’t just words that make up headlines — they’re major forces that are redefining supply chains, and in some ways, the global business order.
For instance, within just 100 days of President Trump’s second term in the U.S., automotive OEMs and suppliers were confronted with a 12x jump in average tariff rates. From 25% duties on imported vehicles and components to 145%+ levies on Chinese goods, the impact seemed significant — before many of these measures were reversed or adjusted.
Growth Opportunities in Commercial Vehicles: Leveraging the Rise of Intelligent Mobility for Your Competitive Success
North America’s commercial vehicle (CV) industry is undergoing a transformation unlike ever before. Electrification is no longer a future possibility; it’s already a reality — albeit the ecosystem is yet to overcome fragmented EV growth. And traditional models of ownership, design, and operation are swiftly being upended by software, sustainability, and service-centric thinking.
Turning Regulatory Shifts into Growth Opportunities: How Global Policies Are Steering the Future of Connected and Autonomous Vehicles
The transition from connected to autonomous vehicles (AV) isn’t just technological; it is regulatory.
As vehicles become software-defined, data-driven, and cloud-connected, regulatory bodies across the globe are moving quickly to ensure safety, security, and privacy. In doing so, they’re not just responding to innovation—they’re shaping it.
Benchmarking Leadership: How Commercial Vehicle Players are Shifting Gears in 2025
The commercial vehicle (CV) industry is no longer defined by horsepower, payload, or fuel economy alone. Instead, 2025’s most valuable differentiators are innovation readiness, ecosystem positioning, and digital-first fleet management.
Legacy OEMs are being challenged by agile startups. Software-defined platforms are outpacing mechanical upgrades. And governments worldwide are pressuring fleets and manufacturers to meet aggressive carbon-reduction mandates.
Make Compliance Your Competitive Advantage: Growth Opportunities to Transform Sustainability into Strategic Success
Green materials, battery recycling, circular value chains, supply chain decarbonization — all buzzwords previously alien to the automotive industry. What changed? Sustainability swiftly became the foundation for growth strategies and new business models.
Driven by stringent regulations, consumers increasingly prioritizing low-emission cars, and shifting investor priorities, OEMs are now learning what it means to sustain success in a world dabbling with vehicle pollution.
Growth Opportunities Across Passenger Vehicles, Transportation, and Urban Mobility: Your Guide to Seizing and Sustaining Success in the Automotive World
While headlines love to capture the allure of futuristic passenger vehicles and cutting-edge transportation solutions, they fail to highlight the less glamorous bits: ecosystem stakeholders working tirelessly to turn vision into reality. These companies, in their push towards innovation and growth, often have to reinvent themselves — revising their strategies, experimenting with ‘as-a-solution’ business models, and aligning with disruptive technologies.
Inside ACT Expo 2025: What Commercial Vehicle Leaders Are Doing Differently
Commercial vehicle strategy is no longer about incremental change: it’s about transformation. At the recent Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo, held in Los Angeles, the world’s most advanced truck / commercial OEMs, powertrain innovators, and technology companies gathered to unveil solutions that are reshaping the ecosystem in real time.
Frost & Sullivan’s North America Advisory’s Mobility team attended the event to track exactly that — not just the technologies on display, but the strategic imperatives, best practices, and growth opportunities behind them. This write-up distills the highlights from the event and serves as your gateway to future-ready commercial vehicle strategies.
ACT Expo 2025 Highlights: Best Practices from Companies to Action
- Electrification at Scale: Companies like Peterbilt, Volvo, and Toyota are proving that electrification isn’t a future concept, but today’s competitive edge. From modular battery designs to OEMs like Workhorse pushing the limits of EV range over 2,400 miles, real-world deployment was the theme of the hour.
- Platform & Component Innovation: ZF, Schaeffler, and Forvia showcased componentized, modular strategies that support multiple powertrain pathways: battery EV, hybrid, and fuel cell EV (FCEV). Integration, not isolation, is emerging as a key differentiator.
- Infrastructure Ecosystem Shifts: From ABB’s megawatt charging systems to EVConnect’s network optimization software and Revoy’s battery-as-a-trailer TaaS model, depot visibility and scalable infrastructure are shaping competitive advantage.
UK’s Battery Cells & Systems Expo 2025: Frost & Sullivan Reveals Strategic Imperatives for Electrification Growth
At the Battery Cells & Systems Expo 2025, held at Birmingham’s National Exhibition Centre on July 9 to and July 10, 2025, over 300 exhibitors and thought leaders came together to accelerate one of the most mission-critical conversations for the UK’s automotive future: how to build a globally competitive, innovation-led, and self-sufficient electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem.
Frost & Sullivan’s presence at the event was grounded in two key purposes: tracking high-impact megatrends and surfacing growth opportunities that are reshaping the automotive industry across the EV value chain. From regulatory shifts to workforce transformation and battery localization trends, the event delivered a sobering yet energizing message: the UK has the chance to lead in battery innovation, but the window is narrow, and clarity is urgent.
So, what are the growth leaders getting right, and what strategic imperatives can your organization act on to win in a changing EV landscape?
India EV Show 2025 Recap: Frost & Sullivan Unveils Growth Opportunities That Will Shape EV Success
At the recently concluded Entrepreneur’s EV Show 2025 in Chennai, over two packed days, visionaries from across the electric mobility ecosystem converged to capture the trajectory of one of the most transformative industries of our time.
From infrastructure innovation and last-mile policy shifts to battery materials and supply chain redesign, the summit addressed every layer of the electric vehicle (EV) value chain. And amid the showcase, Frost & Sullivan took the stage to launch its much-anticipated growth analysis.
Transformative Megatrends in the Indian Electric Vehicle Space – 2025 & Beyond
The launch was much more than a growth analysis reveal. Research Director Prajyot Sathe, during his address, stated, “India’s EV sales could surpass 700,000 units annually by 2030 — but only if local supply chains, battery tech, and charging infrastructure scale at the same pace as vehicles.”
The latest analysis addresses these very challenges, establishing itself as the go-to guide for success-driven EV businesses. Some of the key questions we answer include:
- Where should your organization invest next?
- What best practices are redefining success?
- Which growth opportunities must OEMs activate to lead in 2025 and beyond?
Read on to discover highlights from our deep dive into not just India’s role in the EV ecosystem, but other major automotive regions as well.
Software-defined Vehicles: Experts Highlight Strategic Imperatives, Value Chain Transformation, and Growth Opportunities
The shift to software-defined vehicles (SDVs) is unlike anything the automotive value chain has seen before — what was once a mechanical engineering exercise is now a software innovation race. From centralized computing to over-the-air updates and platform-led monetization, SDVs are setting the stage for a future where automakers will transform from traditional OEMs into tech giants.
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