A survey by the consulting firm KPMG shows executives estimate that out of the last 32 world auto manufacturers only six will remain permanently independent.
The rest will probably be swallowed up by stronger corporations or alliances to join forces in order to survive.
The six companies with the greatest opportunities to independence included the managers interviewed BMW, Volkswagen, Toyota, the Korean manufacturer Hyundai's sister brand Kia, as well as the Indian automaker Tata Motors and the American electric car maker Tesla.
http://derstandard.at/1388650177413/Experten-Nur-sechs-Autobauer-werden-ohne-Partner-ueberleben
The rest will probably be swallowed up by stronger corporations or alliances to join forces in order to survive.
The six companies with the greatest opportunities to independence included the managers interviewed BMW, Volkswagen, Toyota, the Korean manufacturer Hyundai's sister brand Kia, as well as the Indian automaker Tata Motors and the American electric car maker Tesla.
http://derstandard.at/1388650177413/Experten-Nur-sechs-Autobauer-werden-ohne-Partner-ueberleben
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