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Trends Shaping the Automotive Industry in 2022

Epicflow

Electric Vehicles Production and Sales Will Grow. EVs are going to gain higher market shares in Europe, the United States and China and outpace ICE vehicles sales. What else should we expect in 2022? Find it out from our review of the most prominent autotrends. Autonomous Cars: Level 3 Self-Driving Private Car Becomes Available.

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Poor Retail Sales Reduced GDP Estimate for 2025 Q1 by 0.75 PP

MishTalk

Weather-related utility production lessened the blow. The GDPnow Nowcast for the first quarter took a dive on February 14.

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Shoppers Need a Reason to Go to Your Store — Other Than Buying Stuff

Harvard Business

retail market at less than 10% as of the first quarter of 2017, online sales are growing at almost 10% per year. Should that trend continue — and it appears to be accelerating slightly — online retailing will account for nearly 20% of the total in 2025, over 30% in 2030, and about 50% in 2035.

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These 6 Sectors of Africa’s Economy Are Poised for Growth

Harvard Business

trillion in 2025, fueled both by population growth and rising incomes. In East Africa alone, more than six million households are expected to enter the consumer class by 2025. trillion by 2025. In manufacturing in particular, we estimate that Africa could nearly double its output from $500 billion today to $930 billion in 2025.

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State of AI in Sales & Marketing 2025

AI adoption is reshaping sales and marketing. The data is clear: AI users report 47% higher productivity and an average of 12 hours saved per week. But is it delivering real results? We surveyed 1,000+ GTM professionals to find out. But leaders say mainstream AI tools still fall short on accuracy and business impact.

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Two Ways to Break into India’s Consumer Market

Harvard Business

However, recent developments have opened new doors for consumer product companies to expand their presence and sales in India, at much lower risks. Drop product prices and boost volume growth. Leverage scale and cost efficiencies and export products to neighboring countries. E-Commerce as a Viable Entry Pathway.

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Technology Is Changing What a Premium Automotive Brand Looks Like

Harvard Business

The traditional drivers of brand premium are being joined (and to varying degrees supplanted) by newer, tech-enabled variables: software, interactive products, digital interactions, immersive experiences, and predictive services, to name a few. Product: mechanical vs. interactive. Marketing and sales: offline vs. online.