Insight: Tier 1 Vendors Tighten Their Belts, But CASE Still Opening New Technical Centers

Explore the latest Tier 1 Vendor Regional Design Center Database to see how economic pressures are reshaping technical center investments, with new openings focusing on CASE technologies.

As a result of lower vehicle production, revenues for Tier 1 suppliers are under pressure. With a challenging economic environment, Tier 1 suppliers do not have resources to open more technical centers. This is evident in the latest edition of the Tier 1 Vendor Regional Design Center Database, found in the online data reports. However, of the new technical centers opening in H2 2024, they involve the development of “CASE” – Connected vehicle, Autonomous driving and ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems), Shared mobility services, and Electrification.

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