Production concepts for inductive power transfer systems for electric vehicles

Risch, Franka; Guenther, S.; Franke, Jöerg

doi:10.1109/edpc.2012.6425129

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“…The Nationale Plattform Elektromobilität (NPE) (2010) found that it is necessary to develop flexible production lines to meet the requirements of large-series automotive production. Risch, Guenther and Franke (2012) indicated that to integrate EVs into traditional production lines, several adaptations are needed depending upon the type of EV. According to Bernhart et al (2010), the automotive industry has to shift from vertically integrated OEMs conducting design, manufacturing and assembly to a buyer-vendor based approach with a multi-tier supplier structure.…”

Section: Supply Chain and New Productsmentioning

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A preliminary study on the changes in the Italian automotive supply chain for the introduction of electric vehicles

Rossini

Ciarapica

Matt

et al. 2016

JIEM

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Abstract:Purpose: A survey has been carried out among Italian car makers, suppliers, and customers to identify the potential changes that the traditional Italian automotive supply chain would need for the introduction of electric vehicles. In addition, this study investigates the degree of importance that enterprises attribute to the electric vehicle market and their perceptions about the development of this market, also evaluating which types of electric vehicles and body styles are receiving the most relevant investment.Design/methodology/approach: An empirical investigation has been carried out to examine the above-mentioned aspects. Data have been collected through an on-line survey and analysed by a descriptive statistical analysis, confirmatory factors analysis, and cluster analyses. production capacity of battery suppliers. Outsourcing, especially as regards research and development, will occur even more frequently in the near future. An agile supply chain should be adopted to manage a fluctuating market demand.

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Section: Supply Chain and New Productsmentioning

confidence: 99%