Around million cars per year are produced in the Czech Republic. Automotive and related industries have become one of the key employment sectors in the country. Decision makers in the Czech Automotive industry are however confronted by a high degree of strategic risk and uncertainty in several areas, such as technological innovation, sourcing/supply chain management, cross-border mergers, regulations, environmental issues, human capital, etc.
In the Automotive practice of PricewaterhouseCoopers we bring together Automotive specialists and work with our clients to help them to address important issues and manage automotive challenges such as:
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Global automotive perspectives 2009: Capitalising on change As 2009 began to unfold, it became increasingly clear that the significant changes we saw emerging in the latter half of 2008 continue to dominate the automotive landscape today. Changes in financing sources, in ownership, in consumer demands, and more dominate the industry news. This issue of Global Automotive Perspectives looks at three top-of-mind issues facing automotive executives in today's dynamic environment. |
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International fleet guide: An update on car taxation in CEE 2009
The International Tax Group has published the 2009 edition of the International Fleet Guide, in conjunction with Fleet Europe. This year's edition features contributions from subject matter specialists on the market in Eastern Europe. Countries covered include Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Turkey. |
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The impact of electric vehicles on the energy industry (pdf 896 KB)* The aim of this study is to provide an analysis of the impact that electric vehicles would have on the Austrian energy industry. This study is part of the Austrian Climate Research Programme. |
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Automotive M&A insights 2008 (PDF file, 573 KB) |