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CO2 @ automotive OEMs - What to do in the short term?
The CO2 debate is changing the automotive landscape. While technological solutions will take years to be implemented, changes in buying criteria and their impact on automotive sales might be the real challenge for global automotive OEMs. This article outlines the major drivers for the industry in the context of the CO2 issue and explores three likely scenarios for changes in regulation and consumer behaviour.
The CO2 debate is changing the automotive landscape. While technological solutions will take years to be implemented, changes in buying criteria and their impact on automotive sales might be the real challenge for global automotive OEMs. This article outlines the major drivers for the industry in the context of the CO2 issue and explores three likely scenarios for changes in regulation and consumer behaviour.
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