The automotive industry (progressive industries since antiquity)
The automotive industry is made up of a diverse group of businesses and institutions engaged in the design, development, production, marketing, and sale of automobiles. It is one of the most lucrative industries in the world (from 16 percent such as in France up to 40 percent to countries like Slovakia).
Additionally, it is the sector with the biggest investment in R&D.
The term "automotive" refers to any type of self-propelled vehicle and is derived from the Greek autos (self) and the Latin motivus (of motion).
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Elmer Sperry (1860–1930), the term's inventor, coined it, and the first time it was used in relation to automobiles was in 1898.
The number of automotive models in the United States has increased exponentially from 1970 (140 models), via 1998 (260 models), to 2012 (684 models).
The assembly of early cars was done manually by a worker.
The method changed from engineers working on a stationary car to one that was transported through many stations of engineers with specialized skills.
Robotic technology was first used in the manufacturing process in the 1960s, and today the majority of cars are produced mostly by automated equipment.
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