- Growth opportunities: Analysis on growth opportunities in different applications and regions of aluminum in the global automotive industry. The study includes the aluminum in the global automotive industry size and forecast for aluminum in the global automotive industry through 2022 by vehicle type, product form, application type, and region, as follows:Aluminum in the global automotive industry by vehicle type ($ Million and kilo tons from 2011 to 2022)Small CarsCompact CarsMid-Size CarsLarge CarsSUVs & CrossoversMulti-Purpose VehiclesPickup TrucksAluminum in the global automotive industry by Product Forms ($ Million from 2011 to 2022)Cast AluminumRolled AluminumExtruded AluminumOthersAluminum in the global automotive industry by application type ($ Million from 2011 to 2022)EnginesTransmissions and DrivelinesHeat Transfer SystemsWheels and BrakesStructural ComponentsAluminum in the global automotive industry by region ($ Million from 2011 to 2022)North AmericaUSCanadaMexicoEuropeUnited KingdomItalyFranceGermanySpainAsia PacificChinaIndiaJapanIndonesiaSouth KoreaThe Rest of the WorldBrazilArgentinaAluminum in the global automotive industry companies profiled in this market include Alcoa Inc., Novelis Inc., Norsk Hydro ASA (ADR), Constellium N.V., and Aleris International are the major aluminum suppliers in the global automotive industry. Some of the features of "Growth Opportunities for Aluminum in the Global Automotive Industry 2017-2022: Trends, Forecast, and Opportunity Analysis" include:- Market size estimates: Aluminum in the global automotive industry size estimation in terms of value ($M) and volume (kilo tons) shipment. Within the global automotive aluminum industry, the cast aluminum segment is expected to remain the largest market. Q.7 What are some of the changing demands of customers in the aluminum in the global automotive industry market?
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Baidu Provides its Self-Driving Platform Free to Automotive Industry
An open, innovative industry ecosystem initiated by Baidu will accelerate the development of autonomous driving in the US and other developed automotive markets. Anning Chen, General Manager of Chery, a leading Chinese automobile manufacturer, said, "Autonomous driving technology research and development has a very high threshold. Baidu will be allowing its self-driving vehicles to go for test runs in a limited and safe environment from July of this year. It has also received permits for taking its self-driving vehicles for test-runs in restricted areas. This coupled with an open platform and reduced hardware costs means autonomous driving may become popular faster than we can imagine.
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