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Fleet management applies mainly to leased and owned fleets, and service portfolios can include maintenance, repairs, fuel cards, and insurance. By centralizing all processes and transactions tied to corporate fleets, fleet management companies allow their clients to be more productive and plan for growth based on hard data and actionable insights o...

05 Apr 2021  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

City Strategies and Innovative Mobility Solutions Driving the Future of Melbourne as a Smart City

Future Growth Potential Enhanced by Growth Opportunities in Shared and Connected Mobility Solutions

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Melbournes economy was badly hit due to the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to shutdowns, job losses, and a population migration away from the city in search of new prospects and to reduce the risk of infection. The city has, however, developed a comprehensive strategy for recovery with over $50 million investments made in rapid response initiatives sin...

This analysis brings to focus insights from the panel discussions conducted at Frost & Sullivan's two-day Intelligent Mobility virtual event held in September 2022. These include speeches from thought leaders from Frost & Sullivan's Mobility practice area and a host of other companies, such as Nissan, Foxconn, ZF, Navya, and so on. The entire works...

07 Mar 2019  |  North America  |  Market Research

Uberization of Vehicle Service—Business Model and Revenue Analysis, 2017–2025

$1.8 Billion in Total Service Revenue to be Booked From Online Service Marketplaces Across North America and Europe in 2025

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The aim of this study is to research, analyze, and forecast the business impact of the service marketplaces business model in the automotive aftermarket. Service marketplaces are a direct outcome of the digital wave disrupting the automotive aftermarket service industry. As per Frost & Sullivan’s analysis, a majority of the activity is currently vi...

Xiaomi has transitioned from a consumer electronics leader into a serious EV manufacturer by extending its Human × Car × Home ecosystem into mobility. Unlike traditional automakers that build vehicles as stand-alone products, Xiaomi integrates the car as a connected hardware node in its broader software and AIoT architecture. Its competitive streng...

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...

21 Feb 2024  |  North America  |  Market Research

Global Growth Opportunities in the Electric Transit Bus and Coach Market, 2030

Europe, North America, and India Will Experience a Resurgence of the Industry

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Emission regulations, battery price drop, the emergence of low emission zones, purchase subsidy, and tax exemptions will drive electric bus growth across the world. The growing adoption of electric transit buses has opened the path for global sourcing and supply of alternate powertrain buses. The industry is fertile ground for strong collaborations...

31 Jul 2020  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

Competitive Intensity of Tuhu in the Automotive Aftermarket in China

Inspirational Leadership and Future Growth Potentiality Focusing on Vertical Market Expansion, Distribution Channel Optimization, Higher Transparency, and Procurement Flexibility

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Tuhu is a leading service aggregator in the Chinese automotive aftermarket. It has developed a vertical value chain, by interconnecting domestic and international automotive parts manufacturers, distributors, small and medium aftermarket workshops, and consumers—moving from online sales involvement to offline service presence. In 2019, the registe...

The global passenger vehicle hands-free driving market is transitioning toward broader commercialization, driven by software-defined vehicle (SDV) architectures, AI-native perception, centralized compute platforms, and lower sensor and compute costs. The market is forecast to soar from $8.9 billion in 2025 to $37.45 billion by 2032, with Level 2+ s...