Electrifying the Bottom Line
Publication Year: 2021
Author(s): McKinsey & Company
Abstract:
Electric vehicles (EVs) are making up an increasing share of sales in key markets around the world, becoming ever more central to automakers’ business models. With this shift, incumbent OEMs and new EV players alike are searching for profitable EV business models and a sustained competitive advantage, since mass-market EV profitability is still a challenge.
The analysis of 16 EV models reveals that, despite growing sales, EV profitability is only slightly above breakeven for many auto makers across models and price segments (exhibit). Yet the accelerating pace of change in the EV market is also giving OEMs a unique opportunity to redefine their automotive business models and elevate profitability significantly towards targeted margins. This report, Electrifying the bottom line: How OEMs can boost EV profitability, analyzes EV models for profitability and presents expert insights from the McKinsey Center for Future Mobility.
Publisher/Organisation: McKinsey & Company
Rights: McKinsey & Company
Theme: Vehicle Technology | Subtheme: Electric vehicles
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