The past few decades have been instrumental in building up to a vehicle that has the right balance of comfort, handling, and safety, concepts that have been on relatively opposing ends in the past. Taking cues from consumer demand amongst other factors, OEMs and suppliers alike have incessantly strived to blur the line between comfort and performance, without compromising vehicle safety.
Electronics have been focal in furthering the advancement of chassis systems in vehicles, and continue to advance steering, suspension, and braking systems along the lines of energy consumption, performance, and packaging. The initial inclusion of electronics in chassis components led to the widespread introduction of antilock braking systems (ABS) and electronic stability programs (ESP) to mass market vehicles.
The Premium OEM Chassis Strategy Report will entail how premium OEMs are shaping their strategy for vehicle chassis as newer trends emerge in the global automotive industry. This report considers the following key chassis component sectors and their subsectors exhibiting change.
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Research scope and definitions
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Research methodology
Acronyms
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Overview
Key findings
Chassis strategy—dominant monocoque (unibody) chassis
Platform strategy—Shift to modular, multi-energy platforms
Suspension strategy—Move toward electrification
Braking strategy—Move toward electrification
Steering strategy—Move towards ADAS/SbW
Superpremium vehicles and ‘electronic nannies’
VW—Audi, Porsche
BMW
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR)
GM—Cadillac
Daimler—Mercedes-Benz
SUV trend driving change
Chassis strategy
Suspension strategy
Braking strategy
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