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This study covers the key electric 2- & 3-wheeler (2W/3W) markets in Asia, Europe, and Latin America. The study identifies the key drivers of electric 2W/3W battery swapping technology and captures key components of the ecosystem. The report identifies and analyzes key participants and collaboration between battery swapping companies and OEMs, and ...

Software-defined vehicle (SDV) development is reshaping Europe’s automotive engineering service provider (ESP) market, shifting demand from capacity-led engineering support toward platform integration, software lifecycle management, validation automation, and compliance-by-design. This Frost & Sullivan analysis assesses how original equipment manuf...

05 Jan 2018  |  Europe  |  Market Research

Strategic Analysis of Truck and Bus Driver Simulator Market, 2016–2025

Simulator Usage in Driver Training will Promote Eco-driving, Critical Driving, and Defensive Driving Growth in the Commercial Vehicle (CV) Industry

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Skilled driver shortage and reduction in fleet liabilities is major driver for the driver simulator market. The challenges include high initial investment, replication of complex road environment, and driving pattern in virtual driving condition. European Directive 2003/59/ EC of European parliament deals with initial qualification and periodic tra...

Battery swapping stations are an important component of the $40 billion electric two-wheeler industry. The battery swapping market is in the growth stage and moving toward consolidation. The food delivery and courier, express, and parcel industries have been making the move to electric mobility fleets, most notably with the use of two-wheelers,...

Volkswagen's (VW) concession of corporate malfeasance in circumventing Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) testing in the United States has sent the global automotive industry into a tailspin. This research service closely examines the fallout from the diesel emission scandal and how the same has impacted the perception of automotive customers ac...

30 Oct 2015  |  Europe  |  Market Research

Comparative Analysis of Automotive Original Equipment Manufacturers' Powertrain Strategies for Euro 7 Compliance

Focus will be on Particulate Matter Number and On-board Diagnostics

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This research service provides a detailed analysis of how European automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are expected to comply with Euro 7 emission reduction standards. It delves into spending needed to create a compact and strong aftertreatment package. A technology road map will provide insight about expected modifications of gasoli...

Original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) always strive to provide customers with the features they seek in a new car. However, this becomes complicated when female and male buyers have different vehicle choices. By conducting a survey on customer preferences for new vehicles, OEMs can design vehicles in accordance with certain key customer considera...

Stringent European emission norms dictate that automotive Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) comply with the carbon emission target of 95g/km by 2020 and the indicative range of 68–78 g/km by 2025. While OEMs have been focusing on improving efficiency, there is a growing preference among consumers for vehicles that offer better ride and handli...

This study assesses the overall two-wheeler (2W) market in the United Kingdom, comprising both internal combustion engine (ICE) and electric motorcycles. The objective of this study is to look at factors that are transforming the 2W space and how the UK market is positioning itself to transition toward electric solutions. The study moves from a ...