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Automotive

32 companies assessed under the Complicity Index methodology · ranked by complicity score, from Jeep (740/1000, Tier Severe) down · 12 scored Tier A or B.

Every score is evidence-led and traceable: each dossier cites public sources across the four assessment domains - military, digital, economic and political. How scoring works →

All automotive companies, most complicit first

  1. 1 Jeep 74 cited sources 740 B
  2. 2 Audi ↳ Volkswagen 102 cited sources 732 B
  3. 3 Bentley ↳ Volkswagen 83 cited sources 732 B
  4. 4 Bugatti ↳ Volkswagen 91 cited sources 732 B
  5. 5 Lamborghini ↳ Volkswagen 84 cited sources 732 B
  6. 6 Porsche ↳ Volkswagen 134 cited sources 732 B
  7. 7 Volkswagen 135 cited sources 732 B
  8. 8 Renault 102 cited sources 693 B
  9. 9 Dacia 95 cited sources 654 B
  10. 10 General Motors 85 cited sources 618 B
  11. 11 Hyundai 93 cited sources 612 B
  12. 12 Mini ↳ BMW 94 cited sources 600 B
  13. 13 Tesla 81 cited sources 594 C
  14. 14 BMW 103 cited sources 585 C
  15. 15 Lexus ↳ Toyota 74 cited sources 557 C
  16. 16 Toyota 110 cited sources 536 C
  17. 17 Honda 72 cited sources 527 C
  18. 18 Mercedes-Benz 108 cited sources 513 C
  19. 19 Stellantis 93 cited sources 510 C
  20. 20 Aston Martin 141 cited sources 410 C
  21. 21 Peugeot 101 cited sources 377 D
  22. 22 Skoda 137 cited sources 356 D
  23. 23 Nissan 82 cited sources 352 D
  24. 24 BYD 155 cited sources 350 D
  25. 25 Chevrolet 72 cited sources 327 D
  26. 26 Ford 89 cited sources 264 D
  27. 27 Ferrari 108 cited sources 235 D
  28. 28 Land Rover 80 cited sources 220 D
  29. 29 Mazda 74 cited sources 108 E
  30. 30 Subaru 61 cited sources 94 E
  31. 31 Maserati 80 cited sources 86 E
  32. 32 McLaren 92 cited sources 10 E