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UI/UX Automotive Supplier Outlook 2025: Report Series
As we approach the end of a turbulent year for the automotive industry, S&P Global Mobility’s Matthew Beecham has gathered insights from 42 senior executives across the automotive supply chain to assess the state of the industry and its outlook for 2025.
This series of four reports reflects on the challenges these suppliers faced in 2024 and the strategies they are developing for the coming year.
Key themes cited by the executives include supply chain disruptions, labor shortages, and the rising cost of raw materials, all of which have posed significant hurdles. Technological advancements in electric vehicles (EVs), autonomous driving, and the integration of artificial intelligence and data analytics are also central to the conversation. The shift towards EVs has accelerated, urging suppliers to adapt their product lines and manufacturing processes accordingly.
The executives further cited sustainability practices and regulatory compliance as critical for maintaining a competitive edge. In 2025 and beyond, there will be a heightened focus on innovation and strategic partnerships.
As financial pressures increase and consumer preferences evolve, the automotive supply chain must remain agile, invest in talent development, and adopt proactive approaches to navigate uncertainties and ensure sustainable growth in 2025.
The interview reports are divided by alphabetical order. Click the links below to download each report.
