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Connected vehicles are revolutionizing the automotive industry, evolving from transportation modes to smart, digital hubs that seamlessly integrate with users' lifestyles. In 2025, industry adoption of vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication, AI-driven personalization, service-based monetization models, and software-defined Vehicles (SDVs) is exp...

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...

12 May 2020  |  Europe  |  Market Research

Strategic Analysis of European OEMs’ Connected Services and HMI Solutions

Telematics Services are Expected to Achieve a Penetration of 90% in Europe, While More Than 60% of Vehicles will have Wider (12.3+ inch) Infotainment Displays Controlled by Touch or Gestures, with AI-based Digital Assistants being Omnipresent, by 2025

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Connected car strategy for the in-vehicle scenario covers 2 major domains—Connected Services and Human-Machine Interfaces (HMI)—apart from other domains that are also important. Each automaker’s portfolio defines its position in the fight to be a market leader in the connected car segment. This connected services and HMI study for the European reg...

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...

India’s connected car market is experiencing major breakthroughs with more original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) introducing new connected car features with every new model launched. Growing demand for comfort, convenience, safety, and security has boosted the market for cars with advanced HMI features, more connected technologies, and the integr...

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--...

The Paris Accord of 2015 is a major landmark for global climate action and move toward a zero-carbon society. Understandably, this has led to a vast interest in renewable power across the globe. However, this alone is not enough to decarbonize the global community. Hydrogen is fast becoming a key component in the transition from a petroleum econ...

As this study illustrates various internal and external challenges faced by fleet managers that require solutions to optimise cost and operations and at the same time improve customer service. Telematics is a powerful management tool that can support fleets in overcoming those challenges but in times of limited margins and economic slowdown, a sign...

The global vehicle leasing industry continues to strengthen as companies navigate increasing mobility complexity, cost pressures, and operational uncertainties. In today’s market conditions, corporates are increasingly prioritizing business continuity and capital efficiency, prompting a shift away from owning and managing fleets internally. Leasing...