The Auto Future: Fast, Furious and Uncertain

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The Auto Future: Fast, Furious and Uncertain David E. Cole Chairman Emeritus Center for Automotive Research (CAR) Chairman AutoHarvest & Building America’s Tomorrow Rubber in Automotive Conference June 14, 2017

Transcript of The Auto Future: Fast, Furious and Uncertain

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The Auto Future: Fast, Furious and Uncertain

David E. ColeChairman Emeritus

Center for Automotive Research (CAR)Chairman AutoHarvest & Building America’s

Tomorrow

Rubber in Automotive Conference

June 14, 2017

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The Old Business Model

is Broken

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BureaucracyPaper Linear

Slow Lean

IndividualSequentialRegional

Physical Prototypes

Job for LifeKings

Talk

Competition StructuredAcquisitions

Vertical Integration

Legalistic

Old Business Model

Control

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Anti-bureaucracyPaperless Collaboration

FastLean Agile

Teame-enabled

Global

Virtual Prototypes

People Flow Coaches

Listen

Coopetition

Parallel

FlexibleAlliances

Virtual Integration

Trust

New Business Model

Empowerment

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Industry, Highly Unstable —

Not in Final Form

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The Trump Effect ?

Trade

Regulations

Economics

Taxes

International Relations

Surprises Likely

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Future Industry Structure–The Haves and

Have Nots

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Success Requires Improvements in: Cost

Revenue

Agility

Innovation

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Auto Industry of the Future

A World of

Vanishing Boundaries

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Mega issues?

Technology/Materials

People/ Politics

Mobility

International Events

Natural Events

Autonomous Vehicles

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Future Market Disruptions/Surprises Likely

Interest Rates ?

Politics/Economy

Energy Issues

Global Events

More

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Manufacturing Choke Points?

Talent

Tooling

Suppliers

Equipment

Natural Events

Materials

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Manufacturing Talent

Boomers are Retiring

All Jobs Require Special Skills

K-12 Pipeline is Not Adequate

Manufacturing- Concept to Sales

We Will be Short 2 Million Plus

Manufacturing Very High Tech

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Building America’s Tomorrow – K-12

The Pipeline is not there. We have work to do.

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CAFÉ Standards Footprint policy

Review Period

Credits

Energy Issues

Politics

Cost/Value

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$2,250

$1,125 $750 $563 $450 $375 $321

$4,500

$2,250

$1,500 $1,125

$900 $750 $643

$7,500

$3,750

$2,500

$1,875 $1,500

$1,250 $1,071

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$1,000

$2,000

$3,000

$4,000

$5,000

$6,000

$7,000

$8,000

10 20 30 40 50 60 70

$1.50/gal$3.00/gal$5.00/gal

Annual Mileage 15,000

MPG

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Material Competition

System Issues- Not Static

Current Production System

Economics

Value of Weight Savings

Ford vs GM Example

Nothing For Sure/Forever

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Future Auto Power Plants

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Gasoline Diesel Hybrid Fuel Cell Electric ?

The Answer – ?

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Future Fuels

Petroleum

Bio

Hydrogen

NH3

The Answer – ?

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Future Gasoline Price –$ 1.50 – $ 5.00 /gallon

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Breakthrough Areas

Advanced Batteries

Advanced Fuels

Autonomous Vehicles

Advanced Material Systems

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Autonomous Vehicles

Huge Potential- But!

Consumer Behavior

Technology/ Cost

Winners ?

Liability Issues

Policy

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Knowledge

The Competitive Edge

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Innovation:

Innovative People and Companies Win

It Takes a Team

Leadership is Critical

Look Across Traditional Boundaries

Sometimes It is Better to Ask Forgiveness than Permission

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Fasten Your Seat BeltsThe Fun is Just Beginning; We live

in Very Exciting Times