What the future of auto industry is like?
5. Online dealerships
December 08, 2015, 23:42 ISTGoing to a nearby showroom, and buying a car has started losing momentum. More and more companies are opting to go online.
Buying a car or a two wheeler is no longer a predictable, linear, unidirectional process.
According to the Accenture global automotive survey 2015 of 10,000 customers across eight countries (including India), 93% of all surveyed drivers seeking to purchase a new car use some form of digital process to research their buying preference.
In Picture: BMW UK's recent online car buying service for entire product range
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