Dr. Andreas Schlosser

Partner

With 25 years experience in the automotive industry and in top management consulting, Andreas advises leading vehicle manufacturers and suppliers as well as renowned private equity firms.

Education

University St. Gallen (Switzerland)
University St. Gallen (Switzerland)
Ludwig-Maximilian University of Munich (Germany) & University of Michigan (USA)
Diploma, Business Administration

Past Experience

Ricardo Strategic Consulting
Managing Director Central Europe
Capgemini Consulting
Head of Automotive Manufacturing & High Tech Sector
Autobytel Europe
Vice President
BMW
Project Manager

Andreas is a Partner in Arthur D. Little’s Global Automotive and Manufacturing Group with more than 25 years of experience in the Automotive industry and in top management consulting. He is based in our Munich office.

Andreas is an expert in Automotive sales & aftersales and product strategies. He also has extensive experience in electric vehicles and e-mobility, where his focus is on industry convergence topics such as e-mobility ecosystems. Over the last 10 years he has advised multiple clients in bringing their electric vehicles to the market - from strategy through implementation.

Andreas has a long track record of delivering high profile projects to Automotive companies globally - many of them on CxO level. His key clients are leading vehicle manufacturers in Europe, China and the US as well as selected Automotive suppliers. Besides this he has worked for renowned private equity firms on multiple due diligence assignments.

Prior to joining Arthur D. Little, Andreas was Managing Director Central Europe and member of the Senior Leadership Team of a UK based Automotive strategy consulting firm. Before that he led the Automotive, Manufacturing & High-Tech industry sector of a global consulting company. He also brings nearly 10 years of industry experience with a German premium vehicle manufacturer having worked in their corporate strategy and sales strategy department.

Recent Publications

Toward a sustainable value chain for electric vehicles in India
Toward a sustainable value chain for electric vehicles in India
India’s e-mobility space has seen rapid growth driven by the demand for cleaner transportation and is estimated to have 10 million electric vehicles (EVs) on the road by 2030. As the country aims to establish an EV value chain in India, environmental and social risks plaguing the value chain worldwide pose a significant challenge to India’s sustainability goals in the Indian government’s vision for 2030. This Viewpoint analyzes these risks and recommends an integrated approach by stakeholders to proactively tackle the challenges to sustainability in the EV value chain.
Global electric mobility readiness index — GEMRIX 2022
Global electric mobility readiness index — GEMRIX 2022
Unlocking India’s electric mobility potential
Unlocking India’s electric mobility potential

Andreas is a Partner in Arthur D. Little’s Global Automotive and Manufacturing Group with more than 25 years of experience in the Automotive industry and in top management consulting. He is based in our Munich office.

Andreas is an expert in Automotive sales & aftersales and product strategies. He also has extensive experience in electric vehicles and e-mobility, where his focus is on industry convergence topics such as e-mobility ecosystems. Over the last 10 years he has advised multiple clients in bringing their electric vehicles to the market - from strategy through implementation.

Andreas has a long track record of delivering high profile projects to Automotive companies globally - many of them on CxO level. His key clients are leading vehicle manufacturers in Europe, China and the US as well as selected Automotive suppliers. Besides this he has worked for renowned private equity firms on multiple due diligence assignments.

Prior to joining Arthur D. Little, Andreas was Managing Director Central Europe and member of the Senior Leadership Team of a UK based Automotive strategy consulting firm. Before that he led the Automotive, Manufacturing & High-Tech industry sector of a global consulting company. He also brings nearly 10 years of industry experience with a German premium vehicle manufacturer having worked in their corporate strategy and sales strategy department.

Recent Publications

Toward a sustainable value chain for electric vehicles in India
Toward a sustainable value chain for electric vehicles in India
India’s e-mobility space has seen rapid growth driven by the demand for cleaner transportation and is estimated to have 10 million electric vehicles (EVs) on the road by 2030. As the country aims to establish an EV value chain in India, environmental and social risks plaguing the value chain worldwide pose a significant challenge to India’s sustainability goals in the Indian government’s vision for 2030. This Viewpoint analyzes these risks and recommends an integrated approach by stakeholders to proactively tackle the challenges to sustainability in the EV value chain.
Global electric mobility readiness index — GEMRIX 2022
Global electric mobility readiness index — GEMRIX 2022
Unlocking India’s electric mobility potential
Unlocking India’s electric mobility potential

More About Andreas
  • University St. Gallen (Switzerland)
    University St. Gallen (Switzerland)
  • Ludwig-Maximilian University of Munich (Germany) & University of Michigan (USA)
    Diploma, Business Administration
  • Ricardo Strategic Consulting
    Managing Director Central Europe
  • Capgemini Consulting
    Head of Automotive Manufacturing & High Tech Sector
  • Autobytel Europe
    Vice President
  • BMW
    Project Manager