Automotive Industry Report
SOM-498-003- Dr. Masoud YasaiCreated By: Faraz Uddin, Daniela Maldonado, Tram
Vo, Jake Himan & D. Abbey
Industry Performance The automotive industry is one of the
most vital forces in our global economy The global automotive industry grew
by 21% in 2010 The industry is valued at $1,184.6
billon Projected to grow by 38.6% by 2012
Industry Performance Profits have mainly suffered do to the
global recession and energy concerns Car’s must now not only look stylish,
but provide good gas mileage and be good for the environment
Car companies had to revamp their lineup to meet the standards of our new global taste: Style, Reliability, Eco-friendly, & Gas-friendly
Key Industry Characteristics The U.S automobile industry is a
493 billion dollar industry. Light Car Sales in the U.S
› 16.1 million units in 2007› 13.2 million units in 2008› 10.4 million units in 2009› 12 million (expected) units in 2010› 14.3 million units in 2012
Major Competitors Based on Market Share
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Ford M
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Toyota
Motor
Chrys
ler
Honda
Motor
Nissan
Motor
Hyund
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Kia Moto
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Volks
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BMW
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5
10
15
20
25
Market Share %
Market Share %
Nature of Competition The global automotive industry is very
competitive Style, Quality, & Cost are major factors
Global Impact The USA accounts for 1/5 of the global
market share China and India and other emerging
countries will be seeking new cars in the future
Socio-Cultural Due to the global recession many auto
companies have been struggling To help boost sales many companies
have to differentiate there products Prices incentives, stylish looks, and
impact on the global environment affect consumers decisions
Generic Industry Structure The automotive industry is a maturing
industry Most companies use product
differentiation as their main strategy
Porters Model: Suppliers The issue with many companies is the
rising cost of raw materials Metals, Leather, etc. This leads to a higher price for
consumers Inflation and the job market are going
to be major factors for consumers
Substitutes There are so many automakers to suit
the taste of many consumers Whether you want a fuel-efficient car
or a luxury there is a brand for you
Buyers Buyers have become very smart when
shopping for cars with the advent of the internet
The taste’s of buyers have changed from the 90’s when big bulky cars where in
Now most consumers prefer small eco-friendly vehicles.
Potential Entrants Entry into the automobile business is
very tough The market is very saturated The only notable companies to make a
dent is Hyundai and Kia from Korea These two companies crept their way
into the market by foregoing a cost leadership strategy
Complementors Gas Prices Raw Materials: Metals, Glass, etc. Government Incentives IPod & GPS
The Future Key Drivers of industry change:
› Reducing the carbon footprint Future Profits Industry Attractiveness
Conclusion Although The global economy is
suffering, the auto industry is growing The global population will grow to 7
billion people One day each one of them may want to
buy a car Emerging countries with growing
economies will seek mobile workers who need cars to get form point A to point B