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The in-vehicle entertainment industry is going through a dynamic shift. Audio entertainment in the passenger vehicle is no longer limited to music playback through multiple sources. The rise of ADAS/AD and SDVs have made audio a critical part of the passenger vehicle. Audio developers must now cater to ADAS/AD safety alerts, chimes, entertainment, ...

Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous vehicles (AVs) use radars as an integral part of the perception sensor suite to gather surrounding information and make logical decisions through artificial intelligence-based sensing and perception algorithms for autonomous driving features. Adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency br...

As vehicles become more electric, connected, and autonomous, advanced audio systems play a major role in enhancing the in-car experience, including comfort, safety, and connectivity. With the ability to create immersive and personalized sound environments, these audio systems are setting new standards for in-vehicle entertainment. OEMs in Europe ar...

The next generation in-vehicle infotainment requires centralized, high-performance computing and dependent on enhanced mobile broadband for high-definition video, massive machine-type communications for multidevice connectivity, and ultrareliable and low-latency communications for real-time interactivity. Video streaming technology for the in-cabin...

As the automotive industry becomes increasingly reliant on connected and automated technologies, in-vehicle navigation and location-based services are informing much more than direction-impaired drivers. Automakers rely on these systems to ensure vehicle performance as well as passenger and vehicle safety. Today’s in-vehicle navigation features sup...

The automotive industry continues to enrich consumer convenience and the in-vehicle experience. A major contributor is advancements in audio technology: speakers, acoustics, and applications. This analysis provides insights on audio technology and component roadmap, current offerings and forecasts, key tier players showcasing revolutio...

Original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and dealers are exploring different approaches to reach out directly to customers to reduce the overall retail operating costs These approaches should be effective enough to market and sell their inventory in the competitive retail arena. Automotive eCommerce transformed during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many OEM...

Despite the slump and slow recovery in automotive sales following the pandemic and ongoing semiconductor shortages, the vehicle leasing and rental industry in the Americas is on a robust growth trajectory. The Americas denotes Canada, the United States, Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico. Leasing and rental companies in North America and Latin America f...

Original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) used to differentiate their products based on mechanical features. Today, however, consumers increasingly want features defined by software, such as driver assistance, connectivity, and comfort-convenience services. The convergence of technology areas including electrification, autonomous driving, shared mobi...