Recent interviews with 42 senior executives across the automotive supply chain, conducted by S&P Global Mobility, uncovered three critical challenges that suppliers anticipate this year: supply chain disruptions, labor shortages, and regulatory challenges.
However, new technology trends and revenue opportunities are also providing some positive momentum. With electric vehicles (EVs), connectivity, and sustainability driving the future, suppliers will need to recalibrate their strategies to thrive in a dynamic and competitive market.
S&P Global Mobility’s new whitepaper, Automotive Suppliers Outlook for 2025, reveals key takeaways and quotes from the executive interviews, offering insights into how each company plans to approach disruption in the years ahead.
To navigate challenges, automotive suppliers must prioritize several key issues. First, they need to remain agile and adaptable to the rapidly changing automotive landscape. Effective supply chain management strategies will also be essential to address the volatility in raw material availability and the ongoing labor shortages. Additionally, continuous investment in advanced technologies will be critical for suppliers to maintain a competitive edge and enhance their operational efficiency in a dynamic market environment.
The industry’s future will depend on resilience, innovation, and strategic partnerships. Suppliers who embrace these factors will be best positioned to thrive in a competitive market and capitalize on the opportunities presented by the automotive revolution. Automotive Suppliers Outlook 2025 is a valuable resource for industry stakeholders, providing a roadmap for navigating the complexities of the automotive landscape.
