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Why Executives Think The US Auto Industry Is Headed Towards A 'Breaking Point'

02 Jan 2025 | Abstracted from Autopian

SAE Detroit Section's Global Leadership Conference...is so concerned with what they see coming in the automotive industry that, for the first time, they decided to publish this White Paper and issue a Call to Action...the combination of several major changes all happening at the same time that are pushing domestic auto manufacturers towards "breaking point."

"paper outright states that demand for cars has stopped growing in the US, Europe, Japan, and South Korea."

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