Automotive
Our monthly Auto Demand Index (ADI) is the only metric that scientifically measures the U.S. auto demand and forecasts changes in demand over the next six months. This unique metric alone can justify many times the subscription cost. As a consumer research firm, we have ongoing research projects. We can quickly add specific questions to our work or develop dedicated projects and offer you timely data on topics such as electric cars, the luxury market, vehicle safety, and fuel economy.
Shift To Electric, At What Cost?
The mining of rare minerals, which are important parts of the EV battery, is the main issue.
Mexico's Boycott Casts A Cloud On Biden's Summit
Is Mexico's attempt to embarrass the United States, its largest trading partner, motivated by rising Chinese influence in the region?
Americans Support Energy Independence, While Biden Dithers and Inflation Soars
American energy independence is critical to a prosperous US economy, national security, and global peace and stability.
Americans View Semiconductor Manufacturing As Critical To National Security
Americans see eye-to-eye on the vital national security issue.
Hyundai Promotes Hydrogen As A Carbon-Free Transportation Alternative
Hydrogen is a key part of Hyundai's vision.
Many Will Enter The Electric Vehicle Race, Some Will Win, Some Will Lose!
Robert Austin introduces a number of promising new entrants who hope to play a significant role in the future electric vehicle market.
All Chevrolet Bolt EVs Recalled Due To Fire Risk! GM Says The Risk Is Low, But The Potential Exists.
Explainer: Electric vehicle fire risk
Auto Demand Continues To Cruise In The Stratosphere
TechnoMetrica's Auto Demand Index remains strong. High demand, low inventory, and an uncertain supply chain situation work against the customer.
A Turning Point In Automotive History? It Just Might Have Been!
Biden administration set an ambitious new target for the automobile industry. And auto manufacturers welcomed the order. Robert Austin looks at the wheels that have been set in motion.
Unlike Hughes’s Glomar Explorer… This Time For Real Mining
In the second part of the two-part series, Robert Austin writes about how the reclusive innovator facilitated the “first” deep-sea drillship platform, the Glomar Explorer, and why deep-sea mining has now become viable.