Autoliv is rated a Buy with a price target of $110 to $115 per share, reflecting an attractive risk/reward profile at current levels. The company is expected to outperform Light Vehicle Production in all regions in 2025, supported by record cash flow and strong share buybacks despite recent share price weakness. Key risks include slowing vehicle production growth, ongoing raw material inflation, and geopolitical uncertainties, especially in the Asia-Pacific region. Autoliv's fundamentals remain solid with low net debt, a well-covered 3.5% dividend, and operational improvements that support long-term upside potential through 2028.
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