Automotive Industry Reports

Vehicle Domains

Automotive Industry Reports

Introducing AutoTechInsight Reports: Unparalleled Analysis for Automotive OEMs and the Automotive Supply Chain

AutoTechInsight Reports deliver premium analysis curated by our esteemed global analyst team of over 75 experts. Backed by original research and forecasting, these reports delve deep into the world of automotive technology and supply chain, providing invaluable insights to industry stakeholders.

With a user-friendly navigation system, our comprehensive reports cover a wide array of topics. From in-depth component market assessments, including market sizing, competitive landscape, and technology analysis and forecast, to exploratory assessments in emerging technology areas like 3D Printing, our reports cater to your diverse needs. Additionally, we offer strategic assessments and "Inside the OEM" report series, providing exclusive insights into OEMs' technology strategies.

Each report is meticulously tagged against a specific domain, making them accessible exclusively to subscribers of that service/domain or those who choose to purchase the individual report as a standalone. To further enrich your understanding, each report is furnished with relevant company profiles related to the topic being analyzed.

Stay ahead of the competition with AutoTechInsight Reports, your gateway to cutting-edge analysis in the automotive industry. Subscribe today and gain a competitive edge in this rapidly evolving landscape.

Main content includes:

  • 80+ technology, sectorial, regional supplier market and OEM strategy reports
  • 5 reports per domain/service per year
  • Embedded supplier profiles
  • Online navigation and “pretty print” PDF export

Latest assets for Automotive Industry Reports

2025 HMI consumer analysis - Digitizing the cockpit: consumer sentiment towards displays and other outputs
The 2025 Human-Machine Interface (HMI) Consumer Survey asked nearly 8,000 participants around the world questions regarding in-vehicle HMI and overall user experience, to understand feature preferences, as well as their willingness to pay.
Report
Global CAM production capacity tracker 2025
The Global CAM production tracker is based on the S&P Global Mobility Cathode Active Material (CAM) Production Forecast and High-Voltage Battery Forecast launched in September 2025. The forecast covers CAM plants in Greater China, Europe, Japan/Korea, the Middle East/Africa, North America, South America and South Asia.
Report
2025 HMI Consumer analysis: Which features are worth the money? Consumers weigh in on HMI tech
To understand consumer sentiment toward S&P Global Mobility forecast technologies, the Connected Car and Consumer Insights research teams conduct an annual consumer survey in key markets around the world. By asking vehicle owners of certain model years a series of questions to gauge preferred input/output modalities and willingness to pay for specific in-vehicle technology, S&P Global Mobility analysts can extract key factors that explain an application’s feature desirability score and how m...
Report
2025 Electrification consumer analysis - Overcoming range anxiety: Consumers weigh in on acceptable EV charging time and range
The 2025 S&P Global Electrification Consumer Survey asked nearly 8,000 global participants questions regarding electric vehicles and hybrid vehicles to understand consumer sentiment around: EV/hybrid buying decisions, charging preferences and willingness to pay, general interest in the respective technologies. For the fifth consecutive year, results reflect that consumers are willing to wait 30 minutes to an hour for a charging session and accept a minimum vehicle range that is less than that...
Report
2025 Electrification consumer analysis - When will the charging infrastructure be ready for consumers?
The 2025 S&P Global Electrification Consumer Survey asked nearly 8,000 global participants questions regarding electric vehicles and hybrid vehicles to understand consumer sentiment around: EV/hybrid buying decisions, Charging preferences and willingness to pay, as well as general interest in the respective technologies. Results indicate that while the number of charging stations continues to rise, consumers still view the existing infrastructure as inadequate to meet their needs. Notably, a si...
Report

Click here to view more Automotive Industry Reports assets...

preload preload preload preload preload preload