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January 19, 2007
Will the Honda Future Power train plan succeed?
Analysis of: Honda's Diesel-Powered Dreams | www.businessweek.com
Author: Michael Kowalski, Consultant, Michael Kowalski
Honda has announced a plans to introduce Diesel powered vehicles into its smaller vehicles starting in 2010. They are of the opinion that hybrids are better suited to larger vehicles and have consequently chosen to pursue diesel technology. This is about 180 degrees from the plans and actions of other...
January 8, 2007
Do more Alliances represent the future of the Automotive industry?
Analysis of: Further consolidation expected in auto industry | www.ft.com
Author: Michael Kowalski, Consultant, Michael Kowalski
It seems to be a popular opinion that forming alliances will solve the problems of troubled automotive companies. Even the industry executives who were asked in a soon to be released survey expect more alliances to develop in the next five years. Many automotive alliances have been tried over the years...
January 8, 2007
General Motors is creating a Flexible Power Train Architecture for Future Hybrid Vehicles
Analysis of: All the Technology Needed for 100 M.P.G. (Batteries Not Included) | www.nytimes.com
Author: Michael Kowalski, Consultant, Michael Kowalski
The new Chevrolet Volt to be shown at the North American International Auto Show illustrates an important strategic move on the part of General Motors Corporation. It signals their intention to embrace new environmentally friendly technologies with important consumer benefits. The power train architecture,...
January 5, 2007
Toyota Does NOT need Ford
Analysis of: Ford, Toyota execs in partnership talks | money.cnn.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
1. If Toyota agrees to form a partnership, the only reason would be to purchase Ford. 2. If Ford needs help, Toyota will provide it for them but from the obsolete technologies.3. If Ford works with Toyota, what will Mazda be for ?
January 3, 2007
Partnership, Partnership, Partnership
Analysis of: Ford shares rise on hope Toyota could help on costs | news.yahoo.com
Author: Michael Kowalski, Consultant, Michael Kowalski
The Automotive industry alliance rumors continue. In this article a meeting between executives of Ford and Toyota, for reasons not made public, is raising the prospect of some form of joint activities between the two manufacturers. While in its current troubled state, Ford could receive major benefits...
December 27, 2006
New Technology is always welcome, If it is better!
Analysis of: New Type of Battery Pushed for Hybrid Cars | www.freep.com
Author: Michael Kowalski, Consultant, Michael Kowalski
New technology that offers performance, size, weight, reliability or cost benefits are the engine that drives product improvements in the automotive industry. If the new battery described in this article truly lives up to its claims, it will be a welcome development for application on hybrid and electric...
December 26, 2006
Has Detroit lost another market segment?
Analysis of: Adjusting The Lines | www.forbes.com
Author: Michael Kowalski, Consultant, Michael Kowalski
The competition in the automotive market is brutal and has hit the domestic manufacturers hard. Their initial response has been to reduce costs by reductions in employee and retiree benefits, headcount reductions and plant closings. Now the focus is on the product offerings. Decisions are being made...
December 21, 2006
The Next Battle of the Automotive Wars
Analysis of: America's Line In The Sand | www.forbes.com
Author: Michael Kowalski, Consultant, Michael Kowalski
Toyota will soon introduce a new full sized pickup truck aimed squarely at the remaining sweet spot in the automotive market still dominated by Detroit automakers. They are actively trying to emphasize the "built in America" image for their new vehicle to appeal to the loyal customers of Detroit’s offerings....
December 15, 2006
The Future of Automotive Powertrain Design is in a major state of Flux.
Analysis of: Survey Predicts Higher Fuel Costs, Gradual Technology Shifts | wardsauto.com
Author: Michael Kowalski, Consultant, Michael Kowalski
Automotive power train technology is going through a period of very rapid development. Similar to the struggle at the beginning of the last century, the outcome is uncertain and will take perhaps several decades to sort out all of the technical and business issues. About one hundred power...
November 29, 2006
How will the Chinese Automotive market develop?
Analysis of: Too Many Chinese Cars, Too Few Chinese Buyers. So Far. | www.nytimes.com
Author: Michael Kowalski, Consultant, Michael Kowalski
The Chinese automotive market is dynamic and growing rapidly. It is being driven by the plans of its Communist government for a major Chinese vehicle export business, the growth of domestic automotive manufactures not controlled by the state, and by the ambitions of global automotive companies to participate...

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