Automotive & Mobility Market Research Reports

Our deepest coverage area: vehicle demand, component supply, electrification and the service and fleet businesses forming around them, tracked market by market.

248 reports published 6 coverage areas 75 markets covered
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About our Automotive and Mobility coverage

Automotive accounts for the largest share of our published research, and the reason is structural. The industry is running two transitions at once: powertrains are electrifying at very different speeds by country, and the vehicle itself is becoming a software product with a long service tail attached. Together those shifts break the old habit of modelling a national car market as a single number, so we treat demand, component supply and the aftermarket as separate analyses.

Electrification is the thread through most of the catalogue. That means battery chemistry and cost curves, charging build-out across residential, depot and high-power segments, second-life and recycling economics, and the used-EV market that sets residual values and therefore lease pricing. It also means the segments that electrify on their own timetable, including two- and three-wheelers, light commercial vehicles, heavy trucks and off-highway equipment.

Because adoption is so uneven, much of this coverage is country or region specific. Charging density, fuel and electricity pricing, import duty, local assembly rules and financing availability differ enough that a national report is a genuinely different piece of analysis, not a re-scaled global one. Where a market is small but structurally interesting we say so rather than inflating it.

What we cover

  • Vehicle Markets 103 reports

    Passenger cars, two- and three-wheelers, light commercial and heavy vehicles, sized by segment, powertrain and market with production, import and registration detail.

  • Auto Components 13 reports

    Powertrain, driveline, thermal, electrical and body systems, including the supplier consolidation and content-per-vehicle shifts that electrification forces.

  • Electric Vehicles 64 reports

    Cells and packs, charging infrastructure, motors and power electronics, second-life storage, battery repair and recycling, and used-EV pricing.

  • Connected Technology 3 reports

    Software-defined vehicle architecture, telematics, in-cabin compute and the data and cybersecurity obligations that arrive with them.

  • Aftermarket Services 18 reports

    Parts distribution, repair and collision networks, car care and wash services, tyres, and the workshop economics underneath them.

  • Mobility and Fleet Models 5 reports

    Leasing, subscription, ride-hailing and last-mile delivery fleets, with the total cost of ownership arithmetic that decides between them.

Automotive and Mobility reports

Vehicle Markets 103

Electric Vehicles 64

Aftermarket Services 18

More in Automotive and Mobility 42

Who uses this research

OEM strategy and product planning teams, tier one and tier two suppliers testing content growth, charging and energy operators choosing markets, fleet and leasing businesses building residual assumptions, and investors in mobility infrastructure.

Every report is delivered with the underlying data tables, a defined methodology note and analyst access, so the assumptions can be interrogated rather than accepted. If the exact scope you need is not published here, we build commissioned studies on the same framework.