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Capgemini survey finds automotive agentic-AI pilots outpace governance

Respondents reported 33% current use and 35% pilots in product development, while 5% said governance was mature.

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A global Capgemini Research Institute survey conducted in July 2026 found 33% of automotive organizations already use agentic AI in product development and 35% are piloting it. Only 5% of respondents reported fully mature AI governance.

The survey covered 800 senior executives in 12 countries: 400 from automotive OEMs, 160 from tier-one suppliers and 240 from technology providers. These are respondent-reported survey results, not national estimates for France or any other country. A separate expectation that use in non-core engineering activities will rise from 26% today to 68% within two to three years is a forecast, not current adoption.

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In July 2026, respondents reported 33% use, 35% pilot activity and 5% mature governance.

The global company survey is neither a national estimate nor a production-performance measure.

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    In July 2026, respondents reported 33% use, 35% pilot activity and 5% mature governance.

    The global company survey is neither a national estimate nor a production-performance measure.

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Capgemini Research Institute survey conducted in July 2026 among 800 senior executives in 12 countries; respondent-reported figures, not national estimates.

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In July 2026, respondents reported 33% use, 35% pilot activity and 5% mature governance.

The global company survey is neither a national estimate nor a production-performance measure.

Current use in product development33
Pilot use in product development35
Respondents reporting fully mature AI governance5
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Global survey conducted in July 2026 with 800 senior executives in 12 countries. Percentages are respondent reports, not national estimates or independent performance tests.

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