“Volvo’s philosophy has always been to put people first. To pioneer innovations for a safer, cleaner, more enjoyable future. What will people need? How will they drive? To answer these questions, it’s sometimes necessary to challenge convention, to find a new path” [1].
Toyota’s operations have been fundamentally affected in two main ways by climate change: Changing consumer preferences: As an automotive producer, Toyota is vulnerable to the fluctuations in the price and supply of fossil fuels. Higher and more variable costs of […]
With a clean sheet and $11 billion, can Volvo innovate again?
Is the end of traditional fuel engines near?
Automobile manufacturers have to find creative solutions to reduce CO2 emissions, while keeping their core technology relevant.
What is the role of automakers, like General Motors, in stemming the effects of climate change? Should they bear the ultimate responsibility?
How can an independent, low-volume, uber-premium Auto Company manage to stay profitable for over 20 years?
The company that knows what's wrong with your car before you do.
Tesla's business and operating models are very closely aligned as they tightly control every aspect to ensure processes run exactly how they envision. Tight control = exact execution = positive customer experience.
