The New Industrial Revolution Is Still in the Car
Since the first gasoline-powered automobile developed by Karl Benz and later the industrial revolution within manufacturing introduced by Henry Ford through the concept of linear assembly production, the automotive industry has been shaping the world’s economy for well over a century.
The robust standardization of processes and components, combined with a long, secure and highly optimized supply chain, are key factors that enabled the widespread adoption of reliable machines capable of operating in virtually every populated environment on Earth.