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Chinese OEMs' Expansion, Digital Sales Strategies, and Growing Electric Vehicles (EV) Adoption to Transform Select Caribbean and Central American Automotive Markets

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By Vishwas Shankar
| Frost & Sullivan
Overall sales across 10 Caribbean and Central American automotive markets set to surpass 300,000 units by 2030, with battery electric vehicles (BEVs) doubling their share from current levels. The combination of Chinese OEMs’ expansion, digital sales strategies, and growing consumer interest in electric vehicles (EVs) suggests that the Caribbean and Central American automotive markets are on the brink of a major transformation between 2024 and 2030.
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At the Crossroads: The U.S. Presidential Election and the Future of the Auto Industry

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By Vishwas Shankar
| Frost & Sullivan
Uncertainties loom about the future of electric vehicles (EVs) versus internal combustion engines (ICEs), investment strategies, policy changes, and foreign investments. As the U.S. presidential election looms this November, the domestic auto industry stands at a crucial crossroads, facing uncertainties about the future of electric vehicles (EVs) versus internal combustion engines (ICEs) and the impact of foreign investments.
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Mitsubishi Electric’s Project Jabiru

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By Vishwas Shankar
| Frost & Sullivan
Mitsubishi Electric’s recent announcement of Project Jabiru marks another step in the development of next-generation automotive in-cabin systems. Spearheaded by Filament Labs, the company’s advanced development group, the system is geared towards safety, sustainability, connectivity, convenience, and a human-centric design. It targets a 2–5-year release of features, either individually or in combination.
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