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Governments globally are promoting the use of electric vehicles through incentives and imposing stricter emissions standards. The EU has issued new CO2 standards and the US has passed the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) combined with California's Advanced Clean Vehicle Regulation II, which is expected to bring electric vehicle market share up to 50% by 2019. 2030.

With an increasing focus on environmentally friendly practices, the auto industry is gradually shifting towards a more sustainable future. In 2024, we can expect further increased efforts to reduce carbon emissions in car manufacturing.

Automated driving technology is expected to make important advances in the coming year. Although autonomous driving is not yet widespread, advanced driving assistance systems (ADAS) will become standard on new car models. It is likely that more level 3 and level 4 automated vehicles will appear, with human intervention when driving being minimized or even unnecessary under certain conditions. These improvements promise to increase safety and reduce the risk of accidents on the road.

Incorporating technology into cars, in addition to engine integration and safety features, also opens up a new world of connected cars, using advanced infotainment systems and V2X communication. and seamless connection. According to a 2022 Statista report, it is expected that the number of connected vehicles in the United States will reach 150 million by 2025, up from the current 84 million. Although driving a connected car brings many benefits such as the ability to drive autonomously, reduce accidents and have more software integrated into the car, there are also concerns about cybersecurity.