Over the next five to ten years, the legacy auto industry players are in for a period of rising capital expenditure, increased M&A activity, tougher regulations, shrinking margins and unprecedented technological disruption. Radical changes and improvements in convenience, experience, safety, and environmental impact of autos will necessitate evolving into new business models, threatening the existence of traditional car manufacturers.

Studebaker Capital invests in technologies related to Autonomous driving systems, Electric vehicles and Hybrid Vehicles (these technologies include but are not limited to sensor and Lidar systems, safety systems, vision systems, cameras, high end processors, edge computing, AI Chips, 5G, Cybersecurity (as it relates to mobility solutions), Big Data (as it relates to mobility solutions, Quantum Computing, microcontrollers, Proximity systems, V2V / V2X, Cockpit Intelligence, Voice enablement, Virtual Assistants, Gesture Control, Context Awareness, Wifi Connectivity, and Ride Hailing Apps).