An in-depth analysis of the current and future production strategies of General Motors, with focus on mapping the key components it uses as well as the suppliers that provide them. This is in addition to insight regarding GM's technological developments and direction, including that of its automated driving Cruise venture and its upcoming BEV3 electrified platform.
Beyond Tier-1 supplier details, the report outlines the OEM’s sourcing process, namely that of its One Cost Model and the implications of this policy for existing and prospective contractors. GM’s levels of rightsizing, cost reduction and vertical integration are also discussed.
Overview
Report summary
IHS Markit definitions
Company and sales performance
Finances
Manufacturing
Production strategy
Component sharing and platforms
Supplier parks
Levels of vertical integration
Purchasing
Purchasing organization
Supplier selection
Global sourcing
Cost reduction strategies
Technology
Technological positioning
Research and development organization
Electrification
Autonomy
Connected car
Lightweighting and materials
UI/UX
Interior
Lighting
Chassis
Traditional powertrain
Thermal
Conclusion
OEM prospects
Potential supplier profile
Major suppliers
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