REAL-TIME GLOBAL RESEARCH
Global Auto Monitor: Competing Where It Counts
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Global Auto Monitor: Competing Where It Counts
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Morgan Stanley & Co. LLCM[EUROPE] Europe-5 June Auto Sales: Robust market, most EU OEMs keep Jahvonte G Bain
losing share (6 Jul 2026) June volume up +4% (adjusted), driven by Germany, Research Associate
Jahvonte.Bain@morganstanley.com +1 212 761-9231
all markets growing. Stellantis, VW, Porsche and MBG share down again, while
Katherine A Bennorth
BMW keeps gaining share YoY/MoM. Starting this month, we benchmark the Research Associate
tracker data with consensus and include a new section zooming in on China Katie.A.Bennorth@morganstanley.com +1 212 761-3753
OEMs. Autos & Shared Mobility
North America
Industry View In-Line
[EUROPE] Cheap As Chips – Tactical Upside in a Structural Downturn (6 Jul
2026) A barrage of headwinds has driven sustained underperformance for Auto
OEMs. As market caps tread below industrial net cash levels, we think bad
news is increasingly becoming priced in. We see tactical bounceback
opportunities for post-profit warning OEMs such as BMW.
[EUROPE] Ferrari: Manuale returns; product cadence still has runway (5 Jul
2026) What's new? On Friday evening, Ferrari unveiled the 12Cilindri Manuale,
a limited-edition special series of the 12Cilindri built around its new in-house
Manuale By-Wire system, bringing back a gated-shifter and clutch-pedal driving
experience to a front-engined Ferrari V12.
[JAPAN] Mitsubishi Motors: Announces Joint Development & Mass
Production of Humanoid Robots (9 Jul 2026) Mitsubishi is the first in the J-
OEM space to announce it is exploring the mass production of humanoid
robots. We view the announcement as a positive surprise, and think the share
price is very likely to strengthen.
[JAPAN] Japan Summer School: Japan Autos (26 Jun 2026) This presentation
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