The coronavirus pandemic had a ripple effect on the European automotive industry. It brings about questions concerning development of the electric and autonomous cars market in the near time.
What is the significance of a new industrial revolution in the automotive sector? This is the question asked by many of the biggest players on the market. If we understand its importance, we will be able to use its blessings in the fight for innovation and new buyers of our products.
Looking at the evolution of the flagship models of the popular compact city cars over the last decades, one can see that their profiles have not only become more rounded but also are significantly longer and wider. Where does it come from and what challenges does it pose to designers in the automotive industry?
Automotive is a highly competitive sector. If you want to operate in it, all components—manufacturing, supply chains, innovation, quality—must work perfectly. There is no room for error here, but there is the possibility to develop thanks to Industry 4.0.
The automotive industry is making ever higher demands on suppliers and contractors due to the dynamics of the sector. Everything is changing; modern technologies are entering the game. In order to stay on the market, one has to be able to optimize costs without reducing the quality of goods.
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