Search results for: 'distributed dial of service data'

On-demand business model in the automotive industry is revolutionizing the way customers subscribe to a particular service offered by the OEMs. This allows the customer to activate or deactivate a service according to their regional or custom requirements. The subscription offered by auto makers can be on a monthly, yearly, one-time payment, an...

29 Jan 2020  |  North America  |  Customer Research

Voice of Customer Analysis on Connected Car Services in the United States, 2018

Flexible Access to Telematics Services will be the Preferred Subscription Model in Future

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This study seeks to evaluate the current usage of connected car applications such as digital assistants, online infotainment services, telematics services, navigation services, and data-enabled services in the United States. It also focusses on customer analysis bifurcation by vehicle segment, brand, and customer preference. The study seeks to high...

This competitive benchmarking focuses on the growth of the electric truck market in North America and its aftermarket service opportunities. The study provides information on key OEMs and non-OEMs and their electric truck service strategies. Opportunity size is determined by forecasting the number of LD, MD, and HD trucks on the road and the averag...

25 Mar 2021  |  North America  |  Market Research

Increasing Competitive Intensity to Push Major Suppliers Out of Business in the North American Brakes Aftermarket

Strategic Partnering with Channel Partners and Distribution Channel Optimization Are Key for Sustenance

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This research service covers passenger cars and light commercial vehicles brake parts aftermarket in terms of volume (million units) and value ($ million) covering the North American region, namely the US and Canada. It discusses unit shipment, revenue, average price, and distribution channel share for five product types, namely, brake pads, brake ...

In this report, Frost & Sullivan profiles, analyzes, and benchmarks conventional and electric OEMs by their OES channel service and maintenance offerings. The geographic scope is global. The base year is 2021; global sales reflect 2019, 2020, and 2021. The study benchmarks the OEMs and their OES services in the following segments: Maintenance o...

28 Feb 2020  |  North America  |  Market Research

Global Automotive Data Management and Cloud Platform Strategies, 2019

Prioritising Critical Datasets from Non-critical Ones Will Determine Cloud-related Partnerships for OEMs by 2025

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The aim of this research study is to give an overview of automotive cloud platforms and the key cloud applications adopted in the automotive market. The study focuses on the different cloud platform strategies adopted by original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), key business models used, key cloud vendors, and their core features. Frost & Sullivan b...

16 Apr 2018  |  Global  |  Market Research

Global OEM Aftersales 2.0—Comparative Benchmarking of Adoption of New Parts and Service Business Models, 2017

Multi-brand Parts Sales and Innovating with Vehicle Servicing Strategies will be Key for OEMs to Sustain Aftersales Revenue

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The aim of the study is to understand the current transition and to predict future trends in global automotive OEM aftersales segment. As older cars shift to the independent aftermarket primarily due to an aging vehicle population and high cost incurred, OEMs have to strategize their aftersales programs to sustain their market share.--BEGIN PROMO--...

Navigation systems are among the initial in-vehicle innovations added for consumer convenience that have evolved as more technological advancements emerge. With in-vehicle connectivity, use cases for in-vehicle navigation systems have expanded, allowing new opportunities for in-vehicle navigation services. Frost & Sullivan has interviewed thought...