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The era of "CASE," where electrification, autonomous driving, and connectivity are rapidly advancing. The automotive industry is shifting its competitive focus from hardware to software, intensifying the development competition in areas such as BEV/PHEV, SDV (Software Defined Vehicle), ADAS, AI, and power semiconductors. This report systematically organizes the latest technological trends and development strategies of major global OEMs and suppliers. It covers key themes such as electric powertrains, thermal management, in-vehicle software, and digital cockpits, providing a multifaceted analysis of the industry's direction towards 2030. It is an essential resource for gaining an overview of the technological trends in the CASE era and for considering next-generation mobility strategies.

★A report explaining the trend of adopting magnesium parts, which is attracting attention as a lightweight material, is presented as a sample! FOURIN World Automotive Technology Monthly Report Detailed monthly reports on the latest technology trends in the automotive industry as it progresses towards climate neutrality and digital transformation. ◆Table of Contents (excerpt) 【Perspective 1】Powertrain Outlook: Expectations for decarbonized fuels rise with the persistence of engines A project aimed at promoting hydrogen taxis is set to launch in Tokyo in September 2025, but globally, the application of hydrogen in mobility is stagnating. In the EU, discussions are ongoing regarding the revision of CO2 regulations, considering the acceptance of PHEVs. In China and the United States, the outlook for hybrid vehicles is also increasing. 【Perspective 2】The British Disease and the Future of the Japanese Economy: Is there a vaccine for the British Disease? The Japanese automotive industry's ailment is severe. 【Feature】 ◆IAA Mobility 2025 On-site Report: Focus on the announcement of product and technology strategies aimed at restoring competitiveness among three German OEMs. ◆Range Extender EV (REEV/EREV/REX): Global electrification outlook, with markets and regulations supporting range extender EVs. ◆Digital Transformation: Virtual Engineering, the status of efficiency-driven specialization and DX promotion.

As the automotive industry shifts towards a software-centric model, Software Defined Vehicles (SDVs) are rapidly gaining prominence as a competitive axis for automakers. This report provides a multifaceted analysis of the SDV strategies being pursued by global automakers and the competition for high-performance semiconductors, which are essential for the advancement of AI and autonomous driving. ◆ Key Topics (Excerpt) - Technical concepts of SDVs and core competitive areas: Connected/ADAS/autonomous driving technology/digital cockpit/personalization and various services/electrification and E/E architecture - Strategies and engagement status of major automakers in the SDV domain: In-vehicle OS/applications/OTA/security/ADAS/autonomous driving/cross-industry - Strategies for acquiring high-performance semiconductors by major automakers: Intensifying competition in the automotive semiconductor industry, national economic security, and policies among major countries / Active SoC development centered around major semiconductor companies like Qualcomm and NVIDIA ◆ Featured Automakers VW Group / BMW / Mercedes-Benz / Stellantis / Renault / GM / Ford / Tesla / Hyundai Group / Toyota / Honda / Nissan / Mitsubishi Motors / others

The global electric vehicle market continues to expand, centered around China, while there is a shift towards a multi-pathway strategy that includes PHEVs and HEVs, alongside a slowdown in the growth of BEVs. This document provides a detailed analysis of the changing landscape of the eAxle (electric drive axle) and related components industry as the xEV trend progresses. It covers the latest developments in the in-house and outsourcing strategies of major automotive manufacturers regarding eAxles, as well as the business expansion and production site trends of key suppliers such as Bosch, ZF, Schaeffler, and BorgWarner. Additionally, it systematically organizes the trends of major players in related components such as motors, inverters, and reduction gears. Please use this as a resource for future predictions and decision-making in the field of electrification.

★December 2025 Issue Report Presented! "Automation and Electrification Addressing Transportation Challenges Due to Labor Shortages in Commercial Vehicles" Monthly detailed reports on the latest technological trends in the automotive industry, advancing climate neutrality and digital transformation. ◆Table of Contents (Excerpt) 【Perspective 1】Business Models in the SDV Era: The Disruptive Power of Huawei HIMA Accelerating China's Smart Car Dominance Visited the flagship store of Hongmeng Zhixing (HIMA) led by Huawei in Shanghai. A new purchasing behavior has emerged, where "because it's a Huawei car, it sells," effectively turning existing OEMs into "subcontractors." Comprehensive efforts are required to shorten development periods for survival. 【Perspective 2】Physical AI: The Evolution of Transformers Advances the Practical Application of Robotics and Autonomous Driving 【Special Feature】 ◆Coverage of the South Korea Semiconductor Exhibition SEDEX 2025: Focus on High Bandwidth Memory (HBM), with ongoing development of alternative technologies to GDDR from a cost perspective ◆Japan Mobility Show 2025: Supplier Technology Trends Sharp applies home appliance technology to BEVs, while Denso and Bosch showcase SDV and thermal management technologies ◆Special Contribution from Acrosoft: Patent Value Assessment Based on the "YKS Method" for "Tire" Competitiveness