The automotive industry is entering a new phase of AI/machine learning (ML) and automation. The question for manufacturers serving the automotive, tire, and battery markets is no longer whether to adopt, but how quickly and where to put smart manufacturing to work, according to Center for Automotive Research (CAR) analysis.
Automakers and suppliers already operate with industry-leading automation, particularly in body, paint, and welding. What is changing is where it’s applied. Manufacturers globally are moving into areas that have historically been harder to automate, including electronics assembly, validation, production coordination, and logistics. AI/ML is simultaneously improving predictive maintenance, inspection accuracy, and system performance across existing operations.
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