Eighty-three percent of automotive software developers expect software-defined vehicles to become a major cyberattack target within three years, according to a QNX survey that raises an urgent question for manufacturers and new-car retailers: how will the... See more
Australia’s dealer and automotive aftermarket bodies have called for urgent government action on connected-vehicle privacy and security, warning that buyers cannot be expected to understand what their cars collect, who can access it, or how remotely contr... See more
Looking back at our last 50 CEO and C-Suite interviews reveals that executives rebuilding established brands and those launching Chinese challengers have one thing in common: the choices being made right now will define the next decade. When Mitsubishi Au... See more
I spend more time looking at car-company retail offer pages than any sensible person should. Most months, the language is familiar. Driveaway pricing, a low finance rate, free servicing, perhaps an accessories pack or fuel card to push a particular model ... See more
Every few months the consulting world hands the automotive industry a fresh report, and every few months the industry reads it, nods gravely, and files it next to the last one. Most deserve the filing. This one is more interesting than most, and for two r... See more
