Proof Point
Global OEMs committed autonomous vehicle (AV) launches as early as 2017, along with introduction of more electric vehicle (EV) models over next 10 years
OEM EV and “Level 3+” AV Commitments
as of September 2017
Proof Point Findings
- Commercial AV Launch – Majority of big OEMs, such as Hyundai, Honda, Audi, Toyota, Ford, BMW, Daimler committed commercial release of vehicles with at least level 3 autonomy between 2020 and 2021, with Volvo, GM and Tesla planning earlier launch between late 2017 and 2019
- Later AV Release – Jaguar Land Rover one of major OEMs to commit late AV launch, beginning in 2024
- Electric and Hybrid Cars Only – Volvo announced production of electric and hybrid cars only beginning in 2019, with Jaguar Land Rover following initiative by 2020
- Electric Versions for Existing Models – Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen planning to launch electric versions for all existing models beginning in 2022 and 2030, respectively
- Increased Share of Electric Vehicles – Audi committed 30% of sales fully or partially electrified by 2025, Daimler announced up to 25% of production to be electrified by 2025, and Honda committed two-thirds of all vehicles electrified by 2030
- New Electric Vehicle Models – Other major OEMs planning to launch new EV models over next decade, such as Ford (13), GM China (10), Hyundai (8), and BMW (12)
