In the business world, change is constant
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.
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.
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?
In the second of three papers, we examine Mobility 2030: What happens to your mobility strategy when climate neutrality is non-negotiable – from cradle to grave? When all transportation modes will be recyclable and zero emitting, from manufacturing to propulsion.
Our study evaluates 91 online stores in the most important car regions in the world: Europe, the USA, and China. Over 70% of automotive OEMs now offer a seamless online car sales experience. Tesla remains the global champion in 2023 regarding direct sales in all markets and regions.