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COVID-19s impact on the electric vehicles (EVs) market has been limited since EV development has been incorporated into every leading OEMs long-term growth strategy. The main challenges to mass EV adoption relate to battery costs, battery chemistries, charging times, and charging infrastructure. These are being addressed by stakeholders across the ...

This report presents the findings of the survey conducted by Frost & Sullivan to understand fleet & asset tracking and shipment monitoring in Japan’s logistics service delivery market. The survey includes responses from decision-makers and key influencers in the fleet and logistics asset and shipment monitoring space associated with multinational a...

This report presents the findings of the survey conducted by Frost & Sullivan to understand fleet & asset tracking and shipment monitoring in the Australian logistics service delivery market. The survey includes responses from decision-makers and key influencers from multinational and local organizations directly involved in fleet & logistics asset...

This Voice of Customer survey examines Service Delivery Fleet, Asset Tracking, and Shipment Monitoring solutions in the Southeast Asian logistics service delivery markets. With a sample size of 61 organizations across Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand, the survey gathered data from decision makers and key influencers from logistics companies, prim...

19 Nov 2020  |  Asia Pacific  |  Frost Radar

Frost Radar™: Asia-Pacific Electric Vehicle (EV) Battery Swapping Market, 2020

A Benchmarking System to Spark Companies to Action—Innovation That Fuels New Deal Flow and Growth Pipelines

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The electric vehicle (EV) battery swapping market in the Asia-Pacific is moving from the nascent to the growth phase. Battery costs, range anxiety, and lengthy charging process have been cited as among the main barriers hindering the broader adoption of EVs. Battery swapping offers a quicker solution to address range anxiety, where each swap takes ...

18 May 2017  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

Franchising in the Chinese Automotive Aftermarket, Forecast to 2022

Automotive Aftermarket Revenue Forecasted to Reach $281.8 Billion by 2022

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The Chinese automotive aftermarket is likely grow at a strong pace in the next few years from 2017 to 2022. By 2022, it is forecasted that the revenue of the Chinese automotive aftermarket $281.8 billion. Currently, the average age of vehicles exceeds the warranty period (0–3 years). In 2015, the average age of vehicle in operation was 3.3 years. T...

This analysis gives a detailed overview of the regulatory policies and programs in key ASEAN automotive markets. In Thailand, this includes the restructuring of the excise tax system, the Eco-Car Program Phase 2, and a roadmap for electric vehicles (EVs). For Malaysia, it covers the National Automotive Plan (NAP) 2014 and the implementation of a go...

Ho Chi Minh City, in Vietnam, is one of the fastest growing automotive markets in Vietnam. It has seen a rapid influx of population from other parts of Vietnam. Besides, the rising income and spending ability of the general public are driving the automotive market on a yearly basis. This research service provides an outlook of the current and futu...

In 2020, Indonesias automotive total industry volume (TIV) dropped by 48.4%, compared to 2019, with only 532,030 units being sold. The passenger vehicle (PV) segment remained dominant with 73.1% market share. The economic growth for 2020 was the weakest since the 1998 Asian financial crisis. Factors impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic include Gross D...