Will new stakeholders or new business networks change the nature of competition in the industry?

2 pages on the connectivity topic of the automotive industry. What is the current state and how are things developing from there? No intro needed as this is part of a 10 page analysis. These 2 pages focus only on connectivity.
Use the framework shown in the document in the additional materials. On the left refer to what new challenges they face regarding sustainability in the context of connectivity and for each box also refer to how the competition / market has changed, Maybe focus less on what sustainable policies there are but overall what policies have been developed (if there aren’t many policies regarding sustainability in this context). On the right side, also refer to how disruptive the changes/ technologies were or are going to be. Always mention how the competition and market have changed as a result.

Try to incorporate these questions into the framework (if possible): (They will also be covered in conclusion)

How will the industry change in the coming years?
How do the challenges of global sustainability change the landscape?
Is the industry likely to be threatened by disruptive technologies?
Are there likely to be significant new entrants from outside the industry?
Are there opportunities for sustainable entrepreneurship initiatives?
Will new stakeholders or new business networks change the nature of competition in the industry?

Try to find also some academic articles for sources if possible and if you find interesting graphs or tables please put them in the references or cite them. (pages excluding graphs and tables). I included 2 reports regarding the future of the industry. try to find a report or sources about the current state as well. If you find academic articles elaborating on one of the parts that would be great too.
I will also upload some of the articles we had to read for the course as we have to include some of the theory / concepts. It would be great if you could cite / include them somewhere, max 4. No need to read all of them / or read the whole text.