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.
Bob Austin reflects on his life in this thought-provoking essay and emphasizes the value of matching personality and profession. A must-read for anyone at the junction of choosing a career or considering a career change.
In this article, Robert Austin discusses how Volvo Cars hopes to save more than $100 million in annual operating costs while reducing 2.5 million tons of carbon emissions by implementing Circular Business principles.
In response to reader inquiries regarding his previous columns, Robert Austin attempts to clarify his personal position on the issues.
TechnoMetrica's Auto Demand Index shows good momentum and forecasts new car sales will be strong in the coming months.
Everything we do has consequences. Bob Austin introduces Buckminster Fuller and his concept of Spaceship Earth and how it can help us if we keep the idea in mind and weigh what we can do against what we should do.
Bob Austin addresses the evolution of hydrogen technology and the potential it holds for powering cars and other applications.
TechnoMetrica’s Auto Demand Index continues to be strong. As the COVID situation improves, it is reasonable to expect a significant increase in demand. City dwellers are driving the need for compact and smaller vehicles, which is a COVID phenomenon.
Bob Austin, a veteran of the auto industry, provides a clear overview of the obstacles we face embracing electric car technology in terms of the nation's infrastructure and others in the second part of the two-part sequence. He also discusses new technologies, such as synthetic eFuel & Hydrogen.
In this two-part story, Bob Austin, an auto industry veteran, and a great storyteller, takes us on the journey spanning 135 years from the invention of the first automobile in 1886 to the modern-day emission-free cars.
Our February survey reveals a strong momentum for auto purchases.
