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Vehicle maintenance and repair is a multibillion-dollar industry in North America. With new vehicles still in short supply during the COVID-19 pandemic, more drivers are keeping their current cars and light trucks. Proper maintenance, cosmetic care, and other services help keep them in top shape and on the road longer. Auto repair shops, detaile...

Frost & Sullivan's research on the class 4–8 autonomous retrofitment aftermarket in North America forecasts market size from 2025 to 2032. Forecasts are derived from usage patterns, regulations, replacement rate, new truck sales, and vehicles in operation. The study breaks down the autonomous retrofitment aftermarket by projected installations, rev...

This Frost & Sullivan study analyzes Teslas Connected, Autonomous, Shared, and Electrified (CASE) strategies. It assesses the key features and talking points of the companys growth strategies, including (but not limited to) EV strategy, autonomous driving technology and the related investments, technology co-operation, energy infrastructure develop...

The automotive industry value chain is transitioning from its traditional pyramidal form to one that is flat. Technology companies work with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and tiered suppliers to develop, validate, supply, and integrate advanced driver-assist technologies to enhance the comfort and convenience of the driver in the vehicle....

The global 2-wheeler aftermarket is growing at a steady pace with demand for the vehicles as a mode of personal transportation and for leisure riding. Aftermarket service providers have begun redefining their business models in order to bring products and customized services directly to the customer. This analysis considers tires, brake pads, ignit...

This research service analyses the mobility market value chain in detail and discusses the expected trends. The study delves into evolving business models, market consolidations and partnerships, and advanced technology trends shaping the market. It provides the market trends and outlines potential growth avenues for the near future.--BEGIN PROMO--...

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...

Original equipment manufacturers (OEM’s) are foisting autonomous driving technology on to the consumers. As features such as lane keeping assist, adaptive cruise control, and parking assist gain further prominence, more steering technologies are expected to disconnect drivers from driving. One such technology which is expected to revolutionize the ...

01 Dec 2017  |  North America  |  Market Research

Impact of Autonomous Driving on Steering Development Technology in Europe and North America, 2017

Level 5 Autonomous Vehicles to Collapse Traditional Steering Value Chains by Rendering Mechanical Linkages and Steering Wheels Redundant

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Electric power steering (EPS) is more of less a standard fitment across most of the vehicle models. However, autonomous driving poses several interesting challenges to the steering technology community. First, once vehicles start to operate by themselves, steering systems will expect to cater to loss-of-assist mitigation in order to provide a safet...