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Lost in translation 11<br />

Lost in translation<br />

The auto industry is lost in translation between evolutionary, revolutionary and disruptive key trends<br />

that all need to be managed at the same time.<br />

Being “lost in translation” raises the importance of structuring<br />

thoughts and defining activities that enable the regaining<br />

of visions and the provision of clarity. We therefore believe<br />

that over the next couple of decades different paths need<br />

equal consideration in order to tackle the gap between the<br />

automotive and the digital worlds. There will be different<br />

routes – evolutionary, revolutionary and disruptive paths –<br />

all need to be managed simultaneously with none being<br />

neglected. All key trends have an evolutionary, revolutionary<br />

and disruptive trait to some degree, although the level of<br />

impact varies between them: the shorter the innovation<br />

cycle, the more disruptive the trend from today’s perspective,<br />

which means that trends close to the current business models<br />

of auto companies are more evolutionary than disruptive.<br />

Calculations of the average and similar impacts of all three<br />

paths again emphasize the importance of managing all at the<br />

same time – neglecting just one could risk losing sight of the<br />

potential ‘next’ dimension.<br />

EVO<br />

Ø<br />

Average<br />

REVO<br />

DIS<br />

#1<br />

Battery electric<br />

mobility<br />

#2<br />

Connectivity &<br />

digitalization<br />

#3<br />

Fuel cell<br />

electric mobility<br />

#4<br />

Hybrid electric<br />

vehicle<br />

#5<br />

Market growth in<br />

emerging markets<br />

#6<br />

Increasing use of<br />

platform strategies<br />

REVO<br />

REVO<br />

REVO<br />

REVO<br />

REVO<br />

REVO<br />

EVO<br />

DIS<br />

EVO<br />

DIS<br />

EVO<br />

DIS<br />

EVO<br />

DIS<br />

EVO<br />

DIS<br />

EVO<br />

DIS<br />

#7<br />

Creating value<br />

out of big data<br />

#8<br />

Mobility-as-a-service/<br />

Car sharing<br />

#9<br />

Autonomous &<br />

self-driving cars<br />

#10<br />

Downsizing<br />

of ICEs<br />

#11<br />

Rationalization of<br />

production WE<br />

REVO<br />

REVO<br />

REVO<br />

REVO<br />

REVO<br />

EVO<br />

DIS<br />

EVO<br />

DIS<br />

EVO<br />

DIS<br />

EVO<br />

DIS<br />

EVO<br />

DIS<br />

Source: KPMG’s <strong>Global</strong> <strong>Automotive</strong> <strong>Executive</strong> <strong>Survey</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />

kpmg.com/GAES<strong>2017</strong><br />

© <strong>2017</strong> KPMG International Cooperative (“KPMG International”). KPMG International provides no client services and is a Swiss entity with which the independent member firms of the KPMG network are affiliated.

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