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China’s rapidly evolving connected car market consistently adapts to shifting consumer preferences, driven by the adoption of emerging use cases that shape the "new normal" across diverse customer segments. Frost & Sullivan’s Voice of Customer: In-Car Services and Features, Passenger Vehicles, China, 2024 survey reveals how car owners and buyers in...

By addressing issues related to higher capital costs and limited charging infrastructure, stakeholders are attempting to drive electric two-wheeler adoption in Asia. This is being reinforced by government incentives/subsidies, localized manufacturing, competitive pricing, growing investments, stringent emission norms, and strategic partnerships. Ch...

Micro mobility is a small vehicle that accommodates 1–2 passengers. At present, many micro mobility models are not allowed on public roads in Japan, as they do not fall under any existing vehicle category. However, social experiments are being conducted in many cities to test the feasibility and usage of micro mobility. This study explains the case...

03 Jul 2019  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

Assessment of Automotive Retailing in China, 2018

Engagement of Individual Offline Touchpoints and Omni-channel Interdependence to Transform China’s Automotive Retail Market

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The automotive retail market in China is likely to undergo a market transformation from experiential service to experience engagement; as well as from a complete sales solution to an intensive sales solution from 2018 to 2025. The automotive retail market is experiencing its maturity and a marketing approach of “everyone is a potential consumer”. I...

Automotive seating is a mature market. Original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) need to design all passenger cars with seating systems, ensuring that the automotive seating market has never-diminishing demand. The seating market in Japan has traditionally been a complex network of OEM-supplier-Tier II relations owing to the traditional “keiretsu” sy...

This Frost & Sullivan report analyzes South Korea’s automotive market, focusing on passenger vehicles and light commercial vehicles.South Korea has built a fully integrated supply chain, covering everything from manufacturing to sales and aftermarket services. The entire business cycle is continuous, designed to maximize vehicle value. The automoti...

11 Apr 2019  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

Chinese Commercial Vehicle Market Opportunity Analysis, 2017–2025

Alternate Powertrain Truck Sales Including Natural Gas (NG) and Electric Vehicle (xEV) to Reach 925,000 Units in 2025

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China owns the largest automotive market globally. The Chinese commercial truck market is expected to experience a slight negative growth at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 0.4% during 2017–2025. This is mainly due to High base effect of HD vehicles in 2017. The high sales was due to new replacement demand and anti-overloading policy On th...

This Frost & Sullivan study analyzes the current environment, the recent trends, and the future outlook of the two-wheeler (2W) maintenance market. It covers Asia (specifically, China, India, Indonesia, and Thailand) as it is a major 2W market and houses some of the largest 2W markets in the world. OEMs, dealerships, service centers, parts reta...

24 Dec 2020  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

OEM Standardisation and Strategic Partnerships Driving the ANZ Connected Trucks Telematics Market

Focussed Collaborations with Definite Growth Strategies to Stabilise the Telematics Business in the Region

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The Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) connected trucks telematics market is moving ahead with a steady growth rate despite the impact from the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The market is dominated by prominent telematics industry leaders, and also OEMs who are vying for an equal market share. Telematics technology is expected to grow eventually as...