In a rapidly evolving auto industry, maintaining — let alone growing — market share has become a significant challenge. From shifting consumer preferences toward electric and hybrid vehicles to economic pressures like high interest rates and raw material costs, automakers are under constant pressure to adapt.
CFRA’s latest thematic research dives deep into Automakers Winning and Losing Market Share in 2025, analyzing five key manufacturers—Hyundai, Toyota, Ford, Nissan, and Stellantis—across the U.S. and European markets. This comprehensive report reveals which companies are successfully capturing share and which are struggling, with critical implications for earnings, cash flow, and long-term viability.
With Chinese automakers gaining ground in Europe and pure-play EV competitors disrupting the status quo, traditional players face an inflection point. Understanding these dynamics is essential for investors, strategists, and industry stakeholders focused on identifying potential winners and anticipating risks.
Actionable Insights into the Winners and Losers Shaping the Auto Industry’s Future
Uncover Market Share Leaders and Laggards: Detailed analysis of U.S. and EU market share shifts for top automakers in 2025.
- Identify Strategic Drivers of Growth and Decline: Insights into how product strategy, EV adoption, and affordability are reshaping competitive positioning.
- Benchmark Against Industry Disruption: Learn how Chinese automakers and EV pure plays are impacting global incumbents.
- Actionable Intelligence for Investors and Industry Professionals: Forecasts and implications that help inform investment decisions and competitive strategy.
- Proprietary Analytics from CFRA’s Thematic Research: Data-driven insights backed by in-depth sector expertise.
In an industry where market share defines long-term success, staying informed is critical. CFRA’s latest Market Share Analysis Report reveals which automakers are gaining ground, who’s falling behind, and what it means for their future earnings, cash flow, and strategic positioning.