The auto industry is comprised of businesses involved in such activities as design, manufacture, distribution and retail of autos, auto parts and accessories. Despite the fact that auto sales fell off dramatically given the world economic slump, the market is poised to experience a substantial growth in the years ahead. In 2015, the global auto output is likely to total 96 million units.
China, the USA and Japan are the dominant auto producing countries. Volkswagen, Toyota, GM, Hyundai Motor, Nissan, PSA, Honda, Ford and Renault are the leading participants of the global market. The auto market is highly concentrated: top ten producers account for around four-fifths of the overall output.
The catalogue offers a raft of research reports covering the auto market at various geographical scales. The studies reveal information on the market size and segmentation, describe market trends and strategies, examine the key forces restraining/driving the market and indicate prominent market players. Export and import statistics, supply and demand dynamics as well as the largest distribution and retail channels are disclosed in the reports. Furthermore, the researches outline future prospects for the auto industry.
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China Car Air Conditioner Market Report, 2007-2008
US$ 1,200.00
Compared to the fierce competition of household air conditioner market, Car air conditioner market in china is still in its infancy. Due to the fast economic growth of China and continual increasing o...
November 2008
35 pages
Small Car Market Poised to Lead Global Auto Industry
US$ 900.00
... producers of small cars with the small car segment accounting for about three-fourths of the Indian car market. The fast-growing small-car market has encouraged ... are the market leaders in the small car market in Japan. A large number of Japanese consumers are moving from luxury cars to mini-cars due to ...
March 2008
30 pages
Fuel Economy and Regulations to Drive Hybrid Car Market
US$ 900.00
The invention of hybrid electric vehicles (HEV) has served the dual purpose of fuel economy and the growing demand for less polluting ... Demand for hybrid cars are likely to increase significantly because of fuel efficiency with the price of gasoline increasing at an alarming rate. Regulations to curb emissions ...
September 2007
32 pages
