Auto industry is poised to witness a transformation in the next decade as the legacy auto manufacturers wade through a period of rising capital expenditure, increased M&A activity, tougher regulations, shrinking margins and unprecedented technological disruption. The connected car, the electric vehicle, autonomous driving technology and the concept of ‘transport-as-a-service’ are the disruptive threats that will change the legacy automotive industry.

Technology will be leading a change in the cars being built and the company’s involved in the manufacture of cars. Many auto makers have already made the move into exploring and developing these areas of future automotive technologies in an attempt to maintain their stronghold in the market. The landscape of auto-part suppliers is also evolving based on the new components, materials, and electronics. Consumer technology companies which have a strong focus on software, design, ease of use and automation, are entering the auto space as technology is taking lead in development of new cars.

Studebaker Mobility’s focus is on investment in disruptive technologies that shall change the future of the automotive industry. Our team invests its resources on Capital, Research, Development, and Innovation. Focus areas of investment include Connected Car, Autonomous Driving and Electric Vehicles. Additionally, we also invest in mobility technologies that have a Defense sector focus like autonomous & un-manned Military Vehicles, UAVs, drones, and eCamouflage