KPMG | Global news | Automotive

An overview of KPMG global news:

Canada

North America | Canada

Canadians say they’re ditching combustion engines amid surging gas prices Sixty-one percent of Canadian say soaring gas prices and vulnerability in oil supply have convinced them it’s time to buy an electric vehicle (EV), according to a survey from consulting firm KPMG.
22 March 2022
Canada

North America | Canada

KPMG: Most new car buyers say they're likely to choose electric Of the 62% of Canadians planning to buy a new car in the next one-to-five years, 68% say they are very likely or likely to purchase an electric vehicle (EV) – either full-electric or hybrid – accordi
01 March 2021
Australia

Oceania | Australia

Australia lags behind in autonomous driving preparedness Australia is improving its ecosystem for autonomous vehicles, according to a KPMG report, but the country still lags the globe’s frontrunners by a worrying margin.
18 August 2020
Singapore

Asia | Singapore

Singapore is the globe's top country for autonomous driving In a new benchmark report by KPMG, Singapore has been named the globe’s top country for autonomous driving, slipping ahead of the Netherlands, which held the top spot for the past two years.
13 July 2020
Canada

North America | Canada

Government aid essential as manufacturing sector faces cash crunch As manufacturers are impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic, federal government aid will be essential to keeping operations running until the situation improves, according to Peter Hatges, KPMG Canada par
08 June 2020
Australia

Oceania | Australia

Employee turnover a major issue in automotive sector KPMG has conducted a workshop at this year’s Australian Automotive Dealer Association (AADA) Convention in Melbourne, where an advisor in the firm’s Automotive practice stressed the importance of a l
18 October 2019
United States

North America | United States

US fourth on most-ready nation for autonomous vehicles list The US is the fourth most-ready nation for autonomous vehicles (AVs), according to KPMG’s “Autonomous Vehicles Readiness Index (AVRI).” The ranking brings the nation down one spot from last year.
17 July 2019
United Arab Emirates

Middle East | United Arab Emirates

Emirates one of the most primed for the advent of autonomous driving The United Arab Emirates has ranked within the top ten countries worldwide assessed by professional services firm KPMG for automated vehicles readiness.
30 April 2019
Netherlands

Europe | Netherlands

Europe best prepared for autonomous driving, Netherlands leads Europe is across the board the best prepared for the rapid rise of autonomous vehicles, according to an analysis by KPMG.
24 April 2019
India

Asia | India

Media is responsible for most of the friction while buying an automobile Despite India’s emergence as one of the leading automobile markets across the globe, there remains a great deal of ‘friction’ in the vehicle purchasing process, which causes a large number of buyers
22 October 2018
Singapore

Asia | Singapore

Singapore the globe’s second-most ready country for self-driving cars Singapore has been ranked in a global KPMG study as the second-most prepared nation for the adoption of autonomous vehicles, boosted by top placings for policy and legislation and public acceptance.
18 June 2018
Netherlands

Europe | Netherlands

Why The Netherlands is the globe's top location for self-driving cars The Netherlands is according to international research the country in the best position to adopt self-driving cars.
06 June 2018
Thailand

Asia | Thailand

Study shows popularity of electric vehicles in Thailand remains low The number of electric vehicles in Thailand remains low, with under 85,000 hybrids and plug-in hybrids in the country.
27 April 2018
India

Asia | India

Indian automotive sector to focus more on HR technology A new report from KPMG highlights the need for the Indian automotive component industry to improve its HR dimension, primarily through strategic digitisation.
18 October 2017

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