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The Mobility Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) covers innovations pertaining to EV Battery Health Diagnostics, EV Charging, Single-chip LiDAR, and Mobility Platforms. Some of the innovations profiled include Automated Battery Replacement and Health Diagnostics for Electric Vehicles, Digital Business Management Platform for Truckers, Single-chip L...

The Mobility Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) covers innovations pertaining to Air Taxi, Electric Vehicles, Autonomous Mobility, Radar and Diesel Engines. Some of the innovations profiled include Autonomous Electric Air Taxi for Urban Air Mobility, Advanced 3D Mapping and Object Detection System for Autonomous Vehicles, Intelligent Operating Sys...

The automotive industry faces challenges such as regulatory hurdles, electrification, the rise of software-defined vehicles (SDVs), semiconductor shortages, and geopolitical chaos. OEMs and value chain partners are realigning their product strategies, roadmaps, and launch timelines to adapt to these challenges. They have rerouted investments to dev...

Increase in adoption of advanced driver assistance systems and evolution in autonomy has intensified the need to sense and perceive vehicle surroundings entirely and accurately. With the rise in the level of autonomy, the number of perception sensors will increase to provide complete 360o perception of vehicle surroundings and an additional layer o...

Frost & Sullivan organized the 13th edition of its flagship Intelligent Mobility Summit 2021 on July 14 and 15, 2021. The focus of the two-day virtual summit was “Intelligent Mobility: Innovating to Zero” with the spotlight on the Asia-Pacific region. This year, the Summit brought together a stellar group of industry thought leaders, policymakers, ...

08 Dec 2022  |  Global  |  Market Research

Global Vehicle Electrical/Electronic (EE) Architecture Strategic Insights and Growth Opportunities

OEMs will Adopt Full Zonal Architecture Only When Risk and Cost of Transition from Legacy Systems Reduces with Technology Maturity

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Today, consumers expect their cars to offer features that enhance safety, comfort, and convenience. Over the years, every electronically controlled feature added to vehicles demanded its own electronic control unit (ECU) and supporting communication interfaces, adding more components and burdening vehicle electrical/electronic (EE) architecture wit...

A growing demand for safety and convenience features has amplified the development and adoption of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving (AD) features in passenger vehicles. Original equipment manufacturers seek to adopt level-2-and-above features in their mass-market vehicles to gain a competitive advantage. The United S...

Automotive perception sensors based on cameras, LiDAR, ultrasonics, and conventional 2D radars have come far in their detection, range, resolution, and processing capabilities but still have inherent limitations. High deployment costs and the inability to detect in adverse weather conditions, see through solid objects, or meet other safety requirem...

In the rapidly changing automotive landscape, disruptive technologies are paving the way for a multitude of customer conveniences, with usage-based insurance (UBI) emerging as a standout example. This innovative business model is revolutionizing how insurance companies, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), and leasing and rental fleets collect ...