Featured Vendor(July-September) – 2022

The automotives of the future will be “EASCY”—electrified, autonomous, shared, connected, and yearly updated. To keep up with this demand for connected vehicles and increased electrifications, OEMs are partnering with industry experts and leaders in IT and battery manufacturing. OEMs are producing white label vehicles for technology companies to install the latest features and technology that will make the vehicle suitable for the present and future needs. For instance, in order to expand battery operating range and reduce costs, some researchers are designing and testing new battery chemistries and subsystems. Advanced chemistries could allow batteries to operate through greater temperature extremes, last longer, and reduce weight and cost. Other efforts are being made to reduce the cost of the ancillary systems, such as cooling, to further reduce the total cost of the battery system.

Another technology breakthrough is use of robotics in making automotive plants competitive. Today, smart robots are working with their human counterparts rather than just alongside them. In addition, robotic hands and exoskeletons are being trialed by some service companies worldwide to give their human employees a helping hand when it comes to manual work, such as lifting, drilling, and other overhead work that can quickly cause fatigue and lead to a slip in standards.

Now, it is only a question of whether organizations are ready to invest in the future of automotive engineering services. In this edition of Auto Business Outlook, we bring you the story of some of the promising automotive engineering services companies that deliver the best outcomes for their clients. This edition also offers a combination of thought leadership articles from subject matter experts and exclusive insights from CIOs and CXOs. We hope this edition will provide you with the right assistance in choosing the automotive engineering services companies that fits your business requirements.

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