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The automotive industry is at a crossroads, with opportunities for growth driven by electric powertrains, self-driving technology, and improved customer experiences. However, auto executives are becoming more cautious about market prospects amid rising costs and global economic uncertainty. Despite these challenges, they remain optimistic about the future for the industry. KPMG’s Global Head of Automotive, Gary Silberg, shares key findings from this year's Global Automotive Executive Study here #Auto #EVTransition

The automotive industry is at a crossroads, with opportunities for growth driven by electric powertrains, self-driving technology, and improved customer experiences. However, auto executives are becoming more cautious about market prospects amid rising costs and global economic uncertainty. Despite these challenges, they remain optimistic about the future for the industry. KPMG’s Global Head of Automotive, Gary Silberg, shares key findings from this year's Global Automotive Executive Study here #Auto #EVTransition

The automotive industry is at a crossroads, with opportunities for growth driven by electric powertrains, self-driving technology, and improved customer experiences. However, auto executives are becoming more cautious about market prospects amid rising costs and global economic uncertainty. Despite these challenges, they remain optimistic about the future for the industry. KPMG’s Global Head of Automotive, Gary Silberg, shares key findings from this year's Global Automotive Executive Study here #Auto #EVTransition

The automotive industry is at a crossroads, with opportunities for growth driven by electric powertrains, self-driving technology, and improved customer experiences. However, auto executives are becoming more cautious about market prospects amid rising costs and global economic uncertainty. Despite these challenges, they remain optimistic about the future for the industry. KPMG’s Global Head of Automotive, Gary Silberg, shares key findings from this year's Global Automotive Executive Study here #Auto #EVTransition

The automotive industry is at a crossroads, with opportunities for growth driven by electric powertrains, self-driving technology, and improved customer experiences. However, auto executives are becoming more cautious about market prospects amid rising costs and global economic uncertainty. Despite these challenges, they remain optimistic about the future for the industry. KPMG’s Global Head of Automotive, Gary Silberg, shares key findings from this year's Global Automotive Executive Study here #Auto #EVTransition

The automotive industry is at a crossroads, with opportunities for growth driven by electric powertrains, self-driving technology, and improved customer experiences. However, auto executives are becoming more cautious about market prospects amid rising costs and global economic uncertainty. Despite these challenges, they remain optimistic about the future for the industry. KPMG’s Global Head of Automotive, Gary Silberg, shares key findings from this year's Global Automotive Executive Study here #Auto #EVTransition

The automotive industry is at a crossroads, with opportunities for growth driven by electric powertrains, self-driving technology, and improved customer experiences. However, auto executives are becoming more cautious about market prospects amid rising costs and global economic uncertainty. Despite these challenges, they remain optimistic about the future for the industry. KPMG’s Global Head of Automotive, Gary Silberg, shares key findings from this year's Global Automotive Executive Study here #Auto #EVTransition

The automotive industry is at a crossroads, with opportunities for growth driven by electric powertrains, self-driving technology, and improved customer experiences. However, auto executives are becoming more cautious about market prospects amid rising costs and global economic uncertainty. Despite these challenges, they remain optimistic about the future for the industry. KPMG’s Global Head of Automotive, Gary Silberg, shares key findings from this year's Global Automotive Executive Study here #Auto #EVTransition

The automotive industry is at a crossroads, with opportunities for growth driven by electric powertrains, self-driving technology, and improved customer experiences. However, auto executives are becoming more cautious about market prospects amid rising costs and global economic uncertainty. Despite these challenges, they remain optimistic about the future for the industry. KPMG’s Global Head of Automotive, Gary Silberg, shares key findings from this year's Global Automotive Executive Study here #Auto #EVTransition