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Against the Coronavirus pandemic spreading globally, the action in response is required on a global scale. In automotive industry, the crisis management such as customer care, supply chain optimization as well as futuristic insight needs to be considered including the lessons learned.
The following topics are the concerned issues in the automotive industry over the new virus outbreak.
The normal operation of the automotive industry has been challenged and affected by the epidemic, especially on consumer demand, followed closely by marketing, operation and supply chain. Many OEMs, dealer’s group and parts suppliers have taken a number of steps to ensure the bottom. The crisis has prompted many practitioners and managers in the industry to re-examine and plan for the medium-and long-term development of auto industry, accelerating industry transformation and upgrade.
lineIn this article, the PwC China's Automotive Team will analyse the epidemic from three perspectives: short-term challenge, current initiative focus and long-term development, hoping to give some inspirational idea to the practitioners in the industry.
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The Coronavirus outbreak in China has forced players in the automotive industry to revisit their medium-to-long term plan, which could mean accelerating the transformation of the industry. In this article, PwC China Automotive Industry Team examines some of the key tax, legal and Customs issues which automotive companies should be aware during and after the epidemic.
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The epidemic has prompted many practitioners and managers in the industry to re-examine and plan for the medium-and long-term development of auto industry, accelerating industry transformation and upgrade. In this article, we mainly focus on the “humanistic era” of China Automotive Industry, hoping to give some inspirational idea to the practitioners in the industry.
Affected by post-epidemic risk aversion, people have new requirements for private space, health care, intelligent software and hardware, and emergency assistance. Under the influence of risk globalization, new business needs will emerge and flourish, such as:
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Discover how AI is revolutionising manufacturing by boosting productivity, cutting costs, and driving innovation. Explore key insights from 400+ global executives.
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PwC’s automotive practice helps optimise value chains, navigate regulations and drive innovation for a sustainable, smart mobility future.
At PwC's Global Centre for Crisis and Resilience, we help clients prepare for, respond to, and emerge stronger from crises.
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