“Sustainable development” and “climate neutrality”; these phrases will determine the future of the automotive industry. But doesn’t the future deprive us of choice? We are talking about the future of the automotive industry, which, although …
Online B2B ecommerce business will grow by more than 70%. The pandemic significantly accelerates the growth of B2C and B2B e-commerce, according to reports. What is projected for the future of the B2B sector is …
COP26 (Key countries and car manufacturers are absent in the global emissions agreement, where the behemoths of the global car industry – the US, China and Germany – all declined to sign) showed the world …
Inspired by Goldman Sachs report from 2021 – “Copper is the new oil.” Carmakers plan to invest nearly US$515 billion in electric car production by the end of the decade. According to a study by …
The global agreement to eliminate emissions from all new cars by 2040 is struggling to win support from key countries and automakers. The deal was announced at the Climate Conference (COP26) in Glasgow on Wednesday. …
Oxford Languages’ dry definition of a storm reads “a bad situation caused by a combination of adverse factors”. Unfortunately for carmakers, something similar to storm has been happening to their business in recent months. The …
In recent years, the public’s desire for long-term eco-policies, change of consciousness and increased desire for environmental protection has been growing. This is due to several factors such as more understanding of global warming and …
With this blog post, we are continuing our article from earlier this year “The story so far in the Automotive Aftermarket”. Тhe world is slowly but steadily preparing for the phrase “step on the gas” …
The aftermarket continues to grip the wheel of optimism and innovation tightly. After the shutdowns in the spring of 2020 and a slow restart in the third quarter, there was a boost at the end …
After more than a year of jarring changes, it’s important not only to remember the big picture but to look back at everything accomplished. As in those challenging times, we need to accept the “new …