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Automotive Industry

From electromobility through to digitisation and the future mobility business model: our experts will work with you to shape the future.

Shaping the automotive future

The automotive industry is at the beginning of a new era – from electromobility to networking and autonomous driving. PwC’s Automotive team can support you in all areas, from evaluating market developments and identifying new business areas to implementing digital transformation. In doing so, we draw on sound expert knowledge in the areas of auditing and business and tax consulting.

Felix Kuhnert
Automotive Leader at PwC Germany
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AutomotiveINNOVATIONS Awards Digital Automotive Talk presented by Markus Lanz IAA MOBILITY 2023
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Webcast: “From China – with love? Sustaining industry transformation in a more protectionist world”

Join us as we shed light on the complex relationship between the automotive industry and China, the world’s largest car market. In collaboration with German trade magazine Automobilwoche, we dive deep into this ever-evolving industry and uncover the opportunities presented by emerging technologies amidst geopolitical tensions. Moderated by Burkhard Riering (Editor-in-Chief, Automobilwoche) and with exclusive insights from our expert Jun Jin (Partner and Automotive Industry Leader, PwC China). Watch the recording from 15th April, 2024:

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Digital Product Passport Roadmap: From concept to reality Digital Product Passport 101: sustainability and source of origin “From China – with love?” Digital Automotive Talk 2023 Gigafactory mega-challenge (Recording in German)

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Joining the grid: Entering Formula 1 in 2026 and beyond

The racing series is more popular than ever but has been criticised for high costs and its impact on the environment. By using e-fuels and streamlining logistics, F1 is now aiming for net zero by 2030. Formula 1 is also launching initiatives for more diversity, inclusion and social justice. We have analysed the comprehensive reform package.

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