Automotive
Deloitte Automotive Group, comprised of over 2,500 dedicated automotive professionals in all corners of the world, combine insight and innovation from multiple disciplines with business knowledge and industry specialization to help our automotive industry clients to excel. We serve the entire automotive value chain, including original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), suppliers, distributors and retailers.
With more than 500 professionals in China, Deloitte China automotive practice's extensive footprint covers all the major cities to match that of our automotive clients. By integrating global expertise and resources with our knowledge on local market, we offer a broad range of audit, tax, consulting and financial advisory service.
Deloitte member firms provide professional services to more than 90% of automotive companies on the Fortune Global 500®.
How Deloitte can help you responding to challenges
With a clear understanding about key challenges faced by you and your customers, we believe our services and solutions can uncover new opportunities for you to acquire competitive advantages.
- Supply chain strategy
- M&A and corporate restructuring
- Automotive dealership performance
- Risk management
- Cost management
- Tax management
- Marketing and customer strategy
- Human capital management
Representative Services to the automotive sector
While our client service approach always integrates Deloitte's broad service capabilities, including audit, tax, consulting, financial advisory and enterprise risk services, we have accumulated plenty of automotive project experiences in a range of service areas with below as examples.
- Featured tax services: Transfer pricing services
- Featured consulting services: Supply chain management
- Featured financial advisory services : M&A transaction services
- Featured enterprise risk management services: Regulatory readiness and facilitation compliance services
Featured highlights
New Energy Vehicle
Unease over resource scarcity and energy security, coupled with environmental concerns, developing new energy vehicle is an irresistible trend worldwide. In China, the government has set new energy vehicle as one of the seven strategic emerging sectors; many automakers have announced their relevant development plans, in some cases, have launched new energy vehicles. In addition, according to the Deloitte's latest survey, most of Chinese consumers are interested in buying or leasing an electric vehicle. Clearly, the transformation of automotive industry is approaching.
Deloitte will keep you informed and assist you to explore the huge opportunities emerging from this new area.
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Dbriefs webcast: Gaining Traction: Will Consumers Ride the Electric Vehicle Wave? Hear findings from Deloitte's consumer research into Chinese buying behavior, and learn how trends now unfolding in China may affect the global auto industry for years to come. |
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Survey report: Gaining traction: Will consumers ride the electric vehicle wave? Report shows that mass adoption of EVs will be significantly influenced by a number of factors, including rising fuel prices, advancements in internal combustion engine vehicles, and the availability of government incentives. |
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Brochure: China's Electric Vehicle Market：The Huge Opportunity and the Strategic Uncertainties We suggest that players in the Chinese electric vehicle industry take action immediately to seize the huge opportunities in early market development and maturation. |
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Press release: Global automotive industry gets US$44 billion boost from governments for alternative fuel technologies The automotive analysis reveals that economic stimulus packages and other government programs are being emphasized in at least 13 markets. |
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