Car e-Commerce: The Shift to a Practical Hybrid Model
Turns out, most people don’t want to buy a car online. The pandemic forced people to try buying online, but (thankfully) that’s behind us. Enter the hybrid. Not a hybrid car - the hybrid sales model. Part online, part offline. The report studies that issue in 135 pages, and posits what marketplaces should be doing about it.
The automotive annual also covers the c-to-b auto sale websites, and whether marketplaces can compete effectively with them. You’ll also read about marketplaces making inroads into leasing, finding new customers and the revenue that follows.
And of course, there’s AI. It will reshape how buyers find vehicles. When and how? We take a look. Will your very own personal AI concierge buy your next car for you?
Plus, all the favorites:
- Top 50 automotive marketplace and classified sites worldwide
- Top 30 automotive marketplace companies worldwide by revenue
- Company spotlights: AutoTrader (U.K.), Imagine Auto, PiscaPisca, Schibsted, Sylndr and more
- Companies to watch: CarAmigo and Tchek
- Leading automotive marketplaces / classified companies in 67 countries, from A(rgentina) to Z(imbabwe)
And then we give you more. Do you like numbers? 30 analysts around the globe spoke to dozens of executives and insiders. We cover more than 200 companies. We go deep and get current, actionable intel. We bring you the information you need to make the difference your business needs to make the right decisions and directions and most of all, to thrive.
Key Features:
- Trends: C-to-b leasing, generative AI car search and more
- Companies: Auto Trader, Pisca Pisca, Schibsted and more
- Companies to Watch: CarAmigo in Belgium, Tchek.ai in France
- Top 50 sites: Europe-based sites dominate the rankings
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
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Companies Mentioned
- Credibom
- CarAmigo
- Imagine Autos
- Pisca Pisca
- Prosus
- Schibsted
- Sylndr
- Tchek
Methodology
The publisher has analysts on every continent except Antarctica and clients on every continent except Antarctica. The publisher relies on them, government filings, competitive analysis, interviews with industry insiders and experts, conversations with the companies being covered and external data such as SimilarWeb to provide extensive data and reporting on key topics.
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