Arthur D. Little | Global news | Automotive

An overview of Arthur D. Little global news in the Automotive industry:

Saudi Arabia

Middle East | Saudi Arabia

Omaimah Bamasag (TGA) on Saudi's autonomous vehicles drive Saudi Arabia aims to have 15% of its public transport vehicles as autonomous by 2030, according to Omaimah Bamasag, Deputy of Transport Enablement at the Transport General Authority.
15 March 2023
Europe

Europe | Regional

Europe's electric vehicles fleet to reach 40 million by 2030 More than 40 million passenger electric vehicles will drive European roads by 2030, spelling riches for the segment’s stakeholder ecosystem. A new Arthur D.
25 February 2021
Europe

Europe | Regional

Electric bus market poised for huge growth in coming years Electric buses are poised for huge growth in the coming two decades. By 2040, electric buses could form more than 50 percent of the total bus fleet, according to a report by Arthur D. Little.
22 October 2020
Japan

Asia | Japan

Arthur D. Little adds Kensuke Sobue as an automotive partner in Tokyo Global management consultancy Arthur D. Little has added Kensuke Sobue as a partner in its Automotive Manufacturing Group Practice in Tokyo. Global management consultancy Arthur D.
08 April 2020
Latin America

Latin America | Regional

Latin America faces many hurdles for electric vehicle market The slow uptake of electric vehicles across Latin America is due to a number of roadblocks which look unlikely to change in the near future.
31 October 2018
Europe

Europe | Regional

Amsterdam and Stockholm lead the way for urban mobility in Europe Amsterdam and Stockholm have been named as two of the world’s leader in sustainable transportation and urban mobility. In a report by Arthur D.
16 May 2018
India

Asia | India

Indian electric vehicles market to take off in 2020, says Arthur D. Little Scrutinising the Government of India’s plans to electrify all new vehicles by 2030, professional services firm Arthur D.
18 April 2018
Asia

Asia | Regional

Car sharing in China to boom, yet profitability remains a challenge China’s dominating chauffer companies, Didi and Uber China, merged in 2016, wrapping up a history of fierce competition for the city-mobility market.
20 December 2017

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