Automotive

Notwithstanding, in this industry where new technologies are introduced regularly, production and quality consultancy is of utmost necessity in order to perfect the desired outcomes of commodity and service. Paying due attention to the growing volume, we utilize our export consultancy capabilities to within this sector. As the next step is to market it to the world, management consultancy and quality production are provided in order to keep the management process under rigorous control.

IN ADDITION, WE REGULARLY ORGANIZE A DIVERSE HOST OF TRAININGS IN ORDER TO TRANSFER ALL OF OUR CAPABILITIES TO THE COMPANIES WE SERVE IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY. WE FOLLOW THE INDUSTRY CLOSELY AND OFFER INDUSTRY 4.0-BASED CONSULTANCY SOLUTIONS IN ORDER TO ADAPT TO INTERNATIONAL TRENDS.

In recent years, we have seen that the automotive industry has experienced severe breakdowns against the backdrop of the events that reshaped business on a global scale. On the one hand, as the market volume of cars connected to online processes such as IoT increases, chip problems will continue to be experienced in many regions. Furthermore, electric battery competition between companies and manufacturers are becoming more ferocious day by day. In the coming years, automotive manufacturing companies will increase their innovative business models and will completely change, optimize and maximize the value of user experience. Since brands such as Apple, Alphabet (Google) and Xiaomi are in a position to enter the sector, existing brands will also likely direct their efforts towards maintaining their power in regional markets.

Despite the obstacles, the transition to these innovative fields have already begun. Businesses that don't adapt quickly enough to emerging trends will likely experience issues with the adoption of any new revolutionary technology. As a similar case with self-driving technology, embracing certain strategies to quickly recognize and solve the issue is still on the improvement stage.

But still, in conjunction with the annual increase in the number of autonomous driverless vehicles every year, the automotive software and cyber security sectors have been gaining prominence. As technology improves, it becomes more difficult for new companies to enter the market and sectors. Concurrently, consumers' prejudices towards autonomous vehicles do not see any declines. Nevertheless, following the year 2030, autonomous vehicles are expected to be dramatically more prevalent in daily use.

In conjunction with the annual increase in the number of autonomous driverless vehicles every year, the automotive software and cyber security sectors have been gaining prominence. As technology improves, it becomes more difficult for new companies to enter the market and sectors. Concurrently, consumers' prejudices towards autonomous vehicles do not see any declines. Nevertheless, following the year 2030, autonomous vehicles are expected to be dramatically more prevalent in daily use.

It is predicted that 25% of the cars sold by 2025 will have electric motors, which is certainly much higher than today's rate. The majority of these vehicles will still be hybrids. While the electric vehicle industry is dealing with the sustainability of vehicles and various regulatory processes, it also has to solve the issue of dependence on fossil fuels. As a result, more than 85% of the cars on the market will still rely on fossil fuels, even as companies invest heavily in the solution. This means that in the coming years, automakers will need to make internal combustion engines more efficient and more reliable in order to meet the new standards.

IT IS PREDICTED THAT 25% OF THE CARS SOLD BY 2025 WILL HAVE ELECTRIC MOTORS, WHICH IS CERTAINLY MUCH HIGHER THAN TODAY'S RATE.