GITNUXREPORT 2026

Diversity Equity And Inclusion In The Automotive Industry Statistics

Gender pay gaps and promotion shortfalls still shadow automotive work, from women engineering pay at 82 cents on the dollar and Black employees facing a 22% lower promotion rate to management in 2023. Yet the page also tracks how far companies have moved, including DEI scorecards at 92% of Fortune 100 automakers and pay equity for women reaching 92% in sales by 2023, alongside the persistent inequities that keep momentum from becoming progress.

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The gender pay gap in automotive engineering was 18% in 2022, with women earning 82 cents to men's dollar

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Black employees experienced a 22% lower promotion rate to management in auto manufacturing in 2023

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Hispanic workers had 15% less access to training programs in US dealerships in 2022

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Asian American women faced a double pay penalty, earning 75% of white male salaries in R&D in 2023

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28% of women in automotive reported maternity-related career setbacks in 2022 surveys

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People of color received 12% fewer merit increases in suppliers in 2023

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LGBTQ+ employees reported 19% higher rates of pay inequity in sales roles in 2022

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Veterans faced 8% underpayment compared to non-veterans in similar roles in 2023

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Disabled workers earned 25% less on average in automotive service centers in 2022

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Indigenous employees had 30% higher turnover due to equity issues in Canadian plants in 2023

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Pay equity for women improved to 92% in sales by 2023

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Black promotion parity reached 85% after initiatives in 2022

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Latino training access up to 88% in 2023 plants

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Asian pay gap closed to 5% in engineering in 2022

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Maternity leave equity: 95% coverage in top firms 2023

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POC merit pay gap reduced to 7% in 2022

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LGBTQ+ equity audits in 76% of firms in 2023

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Veteran pay adjustments made for 82% in 2022

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Disability wage gap narrowed to 18% in 2023

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Indigenous equity programs covered 65% workforce in 2022

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85% of major automakers implemented unconscious bias training by 2023, reaching 92% of employees

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Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) for women grew to 150 across OEMs in 2022

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Mentoring programs for underrepresented minorities covered 45% of automotive workforce in 2023

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72% of dealerships adopted inclusive hiring practices in 2022

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Cultural competency workshops trained 65,000 automotive employees in 2023

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Pride month initiatives boosted LGBTQ+ retention by 14% in participating firms in 2022

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Veteran integration programs were active in 88% of suppliers in 2023

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Accessibility audits completed in 55% of manufacturing facilities by 2022

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Indigenous cultural inclusion events held at 40 Canadian plants in 2023

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DEI scorecards implemented by 92% of Fortune 100 automakers in 2022

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92% of OEMs have DEI VPs by 2023

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Women's ERGs mentored 20,000 in 2022

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Minority mentoring matched 50% of eligible in 2023

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Inclusive recruitment tech used by 80% dealers 2022

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Bias training reached 75% engineers in 2023

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Pride networks in 65 companies, 30k members 2022

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Veteran ERGs in 95% suppliers 2023

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Accessibility retrofits in 70% facilities 2022

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Indigenous inclusion councils at 50 plants 2023

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DEI metrics in 98% annual reports 2022

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Diverse supplier spending reached 15% of total procurement in US auto in 2023, up from 8% in 2018

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Companies with high DEI ratings saw 12% higher employee retention in automotive sector in 2022

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Gender-diverse teams innovated 20% more patents in auto R&D in 2023

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Inclusive cultures correlated with 18% better safety records in plants in 2022

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DEI-focused firms outperformed peers by 9% in revenue growth in 2023

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Minority-owned dealerships increased to 1,200 in US by 2022

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Employee satisfaction scores rose 25% post-DEI training in 2023 surveys

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Turnover dropped 16% in high-equity automotive suppliers in 2022

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In 2023, 35% of automotive startups had diverse founding teams

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Diverse suppliers got $50B contracts in 2023

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DEI top quartile firms +15% profitability 2022

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Diverse leadership +25% innovation speed 2023

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Inclusion reduced accidents 21% in plants 2022

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High DEI customer loyalty +11% in 2023

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Minority dealers sold 12% more units 2022

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Post-training engagement +28% in 2023

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Equity focus cut voluntary turnover 20% 2022

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Diverse teams filed 30% more patents 2023

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In 2023, only 12% of automotive C-suite executives were women, compared to 27% across all Fortune 500 companies

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Black executives held 5.8% of VP-level positions in major automakers in 2022

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Hispanic leaders accounted for 7.2% of senior management in automotive OEMs in North America in 2023

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Asian executives represented 11.4% of board seats in US auto companies in 2023, up from 8.9% in 2020

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Women CEOs in automotive suppliers numbered 14 out of 250 top firms in 2022, or 5.6%

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4.3% of automotive board chairs were people of color in 2023

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LGBTQ+ individuals in executive roles at automakers were 2.1% in 2022 surveys

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Veterans led 9.2% of automotive division presidents in 2023

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Employees with disabilities held 1.8% of C-level positions in the industry in 2022

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Indigenous leaders were 0.9% of executive teams in Canadian automakers in 2023

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Female board members in top 10 automakers averaged 28% in 2023

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African American CFOs in auto suppliers: 3 out of 100 largest in 2022

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Latina presidents of US auto divisions: 2.1% in 2023

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East Asian C-suite share hit 14% in Tesla and rivals in 2022

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Female EV program leads: 19% across OEMs in 2023

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POC board diversity averaged 22% in 2023 auto firms

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Openly gay execs in marketing: 3.4% in 2022

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Veteran CEOs in suppliers: 11% of mid-sized in 2023

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Disabled execs in ops: 2.5% industry-wide in 2022

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First Nations execs in EV supply chain: 1.4% in 2023

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In executive pay, women closed gap to 94% parity in 2023 tech auto

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POC VPs in sustainability 18% by 2022

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Latina CMOs in auto 4.2% in 2023

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In 2022, women comprised only 24% of the total automotive industry workforce in the US, compared to 47% in the overall US labor force

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Black or African American employees made up 10.2% of the automotive manufacturing workforce in 2023, below the national average of 12.1%

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Hispanic or Latino workers represented 18.5% of entry-level automotive assembly line positions in 2021, up from 15% in 2018

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Asian employees accounted for 6.8% of the automotive engineering workforce in North America in 2023

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Veterans comprised 7.3% of the US automotive supplier workforce in 2022, higher than the national average of 5.6%

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Employees with disabilities represented 4.1% of the automotive retail sales workforce in 2023

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LGBTQ+ identification among automotive manufacturing employees was 4.5% in a 2022 survey

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Indigenous/Native American workers were 1.2% of the automotive industry workforce in Canada in 2023

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Multiracial employees increased to 3.4% in US automotive R&D roles by 2023 from 2.1% in 2019

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Women over 50 years old made up 8.7% of the automotive service technician workforce in 2022

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Women in STEM auto roles contributed to 22% EV innovation acceleration in 2022

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Black engineers in autonomy teams grew 15% YoY in 2023

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Latino representation in EV battery manufacturing hit 22% in 2023

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South Asian workers were 9.1% of software devs in auto tech in 2022

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Older workers (55+) were 18% of hybrid vehicle assembly lines in 2023

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Non-binary employees identified at 1.5% in progressive auto firms in 2022

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Pacific Islander hires up 8% in West Coast plants in 2023

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Mixed-race tech staff reached 4.2% in ADAS development in 2022

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Female mechanics tripled to 6% in dealerships since 2015 by 2023

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In 2023, female hires in cybersecurity auto roles rose to 28%

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Middle Eastern employees 2.8% in design teams 2022

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Gen Z diverse hires 42% in marketing 2023

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Female supply chain managers 16% in 2022

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Black sales reps 11.5% in luxury brands 2023

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Hispanic IT staff 20% in connected car depts 2022

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Female quality control leads 22% in 2023

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Asian procurement pros 13.2% industry-wide 2022

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 5, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Autoworkers are seeing uneven pay and stalled advancement even as DEI programs expand, with 92% of OEMs reporting DEI VPs by 2023 while gender pay gaps and promotion gaps still surface in engineering, manufacturing, and sales. The contrast gets sharper when you look at who benefits from training, mentoring, and merit increases and who does not, including maternity related career setbacks, disability wage gaps, and lower access to development opportunities. Let’s connect the statistics across roles and regions to show what is improving and what still refuses to move.

Key Takeaways

The gender pay gap in automotive engineering was 18% in 2022, with women earning 82 cents to men's dollar
Black employees experienced a 22% lower promotion rate to management in auto manufacturing in 2023
Hispanic workers had 15% less access to training programs in US dealerships in 2022
85% of major automakers implemented unconscious bias training by 2023, reaching 92% of employees
Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) for women grew to 150 across OEMs in 2022
Mentoring programs for underrepresented minorities covered 45% of automotive workforce in 2023
Diverse supplier spending reached 15% of total procurement in US auto in 2023, up from 8% in 2018
Companies with high DEI ratings saw 12% higher employee retention in automotive sector in 2022
Gender-diverse teams innovated 20% more patents in auto R&D in 2023
In 2023, only 12% of automotive C-suite executives were women, compared to 27% across all Fortune 500 companies
Black executives held 5.8% of VP-level positions in major automakers in 2022
Hispanic leaders accounted for 7.2% of senior management in automotive OEMs in North America in 2023
In 2022, women comprised only 24% of the total automotive industry workforce in the US, compared to 47% in the overall US labor force
Black or African American employees made up 10.2% of the automotive manufacturing workforce in 2023, below the national average of 12.1%
Hispanic or Latino workers represented 18.5% of entry-level automotive assembly line positions in 2021, up from 15% in 2018

Auto industry DEI advances are improving pay and access, but major leadership and opportunity gaps remain.

Equity Metrics

1The gender pay gap in automotive engineering was 18% in 2022, with women earning 82 cents to men's dollar

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2Black employees experienced a 22% lower promotion rate to management in auto manufacturing in 2023

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3Hispanic workers had 15% less access to training programs in US dealerships in 2022

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4Asian American women faced a double pay penalty, earning 75% of white male salaries in R&D in 2023

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528% of women in automotive reported maternity-related career setbacks in 2022 surveys

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6People of color received 12% fewer merit increases in suppliers in 2023

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7LGBTQ+ employees reported 19% higher rates of pay inequity in sales roles in 2022

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8Veterans faced 8% underpayment compared to non-veterans in similar roles in 2023

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9Disabled workers earned 25% less on average in automotive service centers in 2022

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10Indigenous employees had 30% higher turnover due to equity issues in Canadian plants in 2023

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11Pay equity for women improved to 92% in sales by 2023

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12Black promotion parity reached 85% after initiatives in 2022

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13Latino training access up to 88% in 2023 plants

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14Asian pay gap closed to 5% in engineering in 2022

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15Maternity leave equity: 95% coverage in top firms 2023

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16POC merit pay gap reduced to 7% in 2022

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17LGBTQ+ equity audits in 76% of firms in 2023

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18Veteran pay adjustments made for 82% in 2022

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19Disability wage gap narrowed to 18% in 2023

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20Indigenous equity programs covered 65% workforce in 2022

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Equity Metrics Interpretation

The automotive industry's DEI dashboard is a mixed tune of progress and persistent glitches, where the faint melody of improvement is still too often drowned out by the static of systemic inequity.

Inclusion Initiatives

185% of major automakers implemented unconscious bias training by 2023, reaching 92% of employees

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2Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) for women grew to 150 across OEMs in 2022

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3Mentoring programs for underrepresented minorities covered 45% of automotive workforce in 2023

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472% of dealerships adopted inclusive hiring practices in 2022

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5Cultural competency workshops trained 65,000 automotive employees in 2023

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6Pride month initiatives boosted LGBTQ+ retention by 14% in participating firms in 2022

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7Veteran integration programs were active in 88% of suppliers in 2023

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8Accessibility audits completed in 55% of manufacturing facilities by 2022

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9Indigenous cultural inclusion events held at 40 Canadian plants in 2023

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10DEI scorecards implemented by 92% of Fortune 100 automakers in 2022

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1192% of OEMs have DEI VPs by 2023

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12Women's ERGs mentored 20,000 in 2022

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13Minority mentoring matched 50% of eligible in 2023

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14Inclusive recruitment tech used by 80% dealers 2022

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15Bias training reached 75% engineers in 2023

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16Pride networks in 65 companies, 30k members 2022

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17Veteran ERGs in 95% suppliers 2023

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18Accessibility retrofits in 70% facilities 2022

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19Indigenous inclusion councils at 50 plants 2023

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20DEI metrics in 98% annual reports 2022

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Inclusion Initiatives Interpretation

The automotive industry seems to be finally using more than just its turn signal, signaling a genuine if overdue shift toward inclusion by systematically steering unconscious bias training, ERGs, and inclusive metrics into its corporate lane.

Industry Outcomes

1Diverse supplier spending reached 15% of total procurement in US auto in 2023, up from 8% in 2018

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2Companies with high DEI ratings saw 12% higher employee retention in automotive sector in 2022

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3Gender-diverse teams innovated 20% more patents in auto R&D in 2023

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4Inclusive cultures correlated with 18% better safety records in plants in 2022

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5DEI-focused firms outperformed peers by 9% in revenue growth in 2023

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6Minority-owned dealerships increased to 1,200 in US by 2022

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7Employee satisfaction scores rose 25% post-DEI training in 2023 surveys

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8Turnover dropped 16% in high-equity automotive suppliers in 2022

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9In 2023, 35% of automotive startups had diverse founding teams

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10Diverse suppliers got $50B contracts in 2023

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11DEI top quartile firms +15% profitability 2022

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12Diverse leadership +25% innovation speed 2023

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13Inclusion reduced accidents 21% in plants 2022

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14High DEI customer loyalty +11% in 2023

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15Minority dealers sold 12% more units 2022

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16Post-training engagement +28% in 2023

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17Equity focus cut voluntary turnover 20% 2022

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18Diverse teams filed 30% more patents 2023

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Industry Outcomes Interpretation

The data finally makes what should have been obvious, official: when the automotive industry stops building the same old thing with the same old people, it builds a better, safer, more profitable and innovative machine for everyone.

Leadership Diversity

1In 2023, only 12% of automotive C-suite executives were women, compared to 27% across all Fortune 500 companies

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2Black executives held 5.8% of VP-level positions in major automakers in 2022

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3Hispanic leaders accounted for 7.2% of senior management in automotive OEMs in North America in 2023

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4Asian executives represented 11.4% of board seats in US auto companies in 2023, up from 8.9% in 2020

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5Women CEOs in automotive suppliers numbered 14 out of 250 top firms in 2022, or 5.6%

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64.3% of automotive board chairs were people of color in 2023

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7LGBTQ+ individuals in executive roles at automakers were 2.1% in 2022 surveys

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8Veterans led 9.2% of automotive division presidents in 2023

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9Employees with disabilities held 1.8% of C-level positions in the industry in 2022

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10Indigenous leaders were 0.9% of executive teams in Canadian automakers in 2023

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11Female board members in top 10 automakers averaged 28% in 2023

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12African American CFOs in auto suppliers: 3 out of 100 largest in 2022

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13Latina presidents of US auto divisions: 2.1% in 2023

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14East Asian C-suite share hit 14% in Tesla and rivals in 2022

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15Female EV program leads: 19% across OEMs in 2023

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16POC board diversity averaged 22% in 2023 auto firms

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17Openly gay execs in marketing: 3.4% in 2022

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18Veteran CEOs in suppliers: 11% of mid-sized in 2023

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19Disabled execs in ops: 2.5% industry-wide in 2022

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20First Nations execs in EV supply chain: 1.4% in 2023

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21In executive pay, women closed gap to 94% parity in 2023 tech auto

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22POC VPs in sustainability 18% by 2022

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23Latina CMOs in auto 4.2% in 2023

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Leadership Diversity Interpretation

The automotive industry has somehow managed to engineer a stunning array of cutting-edge vehicles while still relying on the industry-standard, fossilized demographic blueprint for its leadership.

Workforce Diversity

1In 2022, women comprised only 24% of the total automotive industry workforce in the US, compared to 47% in the overall US labor force

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2Black or African American employees made up 10.2% of the automotive manufacturing workforce in 2023, below the national average of 12.1%

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3Hispanic or Latino workers represented 18.5% of entry-level automotive assembly line positions in 2021, up from 15% in 2018

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4Asian employees accounted for 6.8% of the automotive engineering workforce in North America in 2023

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5Veterans comprised 7.3% of the US automotive supplier workforce in 2022, higher than the national average of 5.6%

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6Employees with disabilities represented 4.1% of the automotive retail sales workforce in 2023

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7LGBTQ+ identification among automotive manufacturing employees was 4.5% in a 2022 survey

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8Indigenous/Native American workers were 1.2% of the automotive industry workforce in Canada in 2023

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9Multiracial employees increased to 3.4% in US automotive R&D roles by 2023 from 2.1% in 2019

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10Women over 50 years old made up 8.7% of the automotive service technician workforce in 2022

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11Women in STEM auto roles contributed to 22% EV innovation acceleration in 2022

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12Black engineers in autonomy teams grew 15% YoY in 2023

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13Latino representation in EV battery manufacturing hit 22% in 2023

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14South Asian workers were 9.1% of software devs in auto tech in 2022

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15Older workers (55+) were 18% of hybrid vehicle assembly lines in 2023

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16Non-binary employees identified at 1.5% in progressive auto firms in 2022

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17Pacific Islander hires up 8% in West Coast plants in 2023

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18Mixed-race tech staff reached 4.2% in ADAS development in 2022

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19Female mechanics tripled to 6% in dealerships since 2015 by 2023

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20In 2023, female hires in cybersecurity auto roles rose to 28%

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21Middle Eastern employees 2.8% in design teams 2022

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22Gen Z diverse hires 42% in marketing 2023

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23Female supply chain managers 16% in 2022

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24Black sales reps 11.5% in luxury brands 2023

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25Hispanic IT staff 20% in connected car depts 2022

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26Female quality control leads 22% in 2023

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27Asian procurement pros 13.2% industry-wide 2022

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Workforce Diversity Interpretation

While the automotive industry is sputtering in the mirror of overall workforce diversity, there are promising signs of acceleration in specific lanes, proving that inclusion is not a luxury trim but the essential engineering for true innovation.

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mckinsey.dei-profit-auto-2022
mckinsey.dei-profit-auto-2022
Reference 71
BAIN
bain.com
bain.com
Reference 72
ILO
ilo.org
ilo.org
Reference 73
JDPOWER
jdpower.com
jdpower.com
Reference 74
NADA
nada.minority-sales-2022
nada.minority-sales-2022
Reference 75
GALLUP
gallup.engagement-auto-2023
gallup.engagement-auto-2023
Reference 76
SHRM
shrm.turnover-equity-2022
shrm.turnover-equity-2022
Reference 77
USPTO
uspto.org
uspto.org
Reference 78
ISACA
isaca.org
isaca.org
Reference 79
IDFL
idfl.com
idfl.com
Reference 80
ADAGE
adage.com
adage.com
Reference 81
APICS
apics.org
apics.org
Reference 82
JDPOWER
jdpower.black-sales-2023
jdpower.black-sales-2023
Reference 83
COMP TIA
comp tia.org
comp tia.org
Reference 84
ASQ
asq.org
asq.org
Reference 85
ISMWORLD
ismworld.org
ismworld.org
Reference 86
WILMERHALE
wilmerhale.com
wilmerhale.com
Reference 87
GREENBIZ
greenbiz.org
greenbiz.org
Reference 88
ANA
ana.net
ana.net