Search results for: 'Services 2.0: The New Business Frontier for Profitability'

The micromobility sharing industry is rapidly expanding, fueled by the promise of sustainable urban transportation and convenient last-mile connectivity. The path to profitability, however, remains complex and elusive for many operators. This study examines the multifaceted landscape of micromobility, analyzing the strategic drivers and challenges ...

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--...

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...

05 Mar 2021  |  Latin America  |  Market Research

New Business Models are Disrupting the Latin American Carsharing Market

Innovative Technologies and Business Models are Driving a B2C and P2P Market Transformation

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In the past, several carsharing companies have commenced operations in Latin America and have launched solutions that focus on the business to consumer (B2C) and the peer-to-peer (P2P) models. However, due to several challenges—ranging from low technological adherence by users and companies and problems in terms of reducing fixed and operational co...

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...

Despite disrupting sales and profitability in many markets, the COVID-19 pandemic has ignited minds to build a safer and more convenient environment. The connected automotive industry is making the best of the situation through trending use-cases that will build the new normal across consumer segments. Frost & Sullivan's 'Voice of Customer: In-car ...

28 Feb 2020  |  Global  |  Market Research

Future Business Models of Autonomous Vehicle Services, 2030

The Global Autonomous Vehicle Service Market is likely to Reach $203 Billion by 2030

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OEMs, who have been traditionally maintaining industry leadership and also tight control over the ecosystem, have realized that the ongoing shift towards holistic mobility solutions presents a substantial threat to their position and dominance. They have also realized that the emergence of autonomous vehicles will not only disrupt the way we travel...

This research service analyzes the passenger vehicle connected services market in Latin America. It takes a comprehensive look at the key competitors, services available (including security, safety, maintenance, and infotainment features), regional restrictions, and local regulations in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Mexico. The passenge...

Connected services in passenger vehicles are undergoing a strategic transformation in Europe, reshaping how automakers engage with customers, manage vehicle life cycles, and build digital revenue streams. This Frost & Sullivan analysis examines how leading European original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are developing group-level software platform...