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02 Jul 2021  |  Global  |  Market Research

The Global Semiconductor Chip Shortage Crisis and Its Effects on the Automotive Industry

About 1.38 Million Fewer Units Were Produced in Q1 2021 Due to Shutdowns and Production Slowdowns Arising from the Chip Shortage. The Situation Could Worsen, and Production is Likely to Reduce by a Further 2.40 Million Units in Q2 2021

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The rising trend of the electrification of vehicles has increased automakers dependency on semiconductor chips, making them a critical component in new-gen cars. Toward the end of 2020, the global shortage of semiconductor chips forced many OEMs to temporarily suspend vehicle production or reduce the working shifts in their factories. Leading OEMs ...

31 Oct 2022  |  Global  |  Market Research

Strategic Insights on Future Smart Parking Systems

Global Market to Reach $18 Billion By 2030 With IoT, Blockchain, and RFID Reshaping Business Models and Enhancing Management Solutions

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This study offers strategic insights into the technologies and trends affecting the smart parking market. Digital technologies, such as IoT, 5G, and blockchain, have helped consumers locate parking lots through cell phones and vehicle infotainment systems. Image processing, RFID, and ground sensors have simplified the parking monitoring process wit...

BMW prides itself in creating best-in-class performance luxury vehicles in terms of driving dynamics. BMW M takes this a step further by providing higher power and torque output powertrains and handling capabilities that enhance overall vehicle performance. The division has 3 distinct strategies to attract new customers; 1. selling M-badged vehicle...

Domestic sales in the Indian passenger vehicles (PV) market grew from 3.2 million units in FY2018 to 3.3 million units in FY2019. The study estimates the market size of the Indian PV market, as well as segment forecasts up to FY2024, with due consideration for the various factors driving and restraining its growth. The segmental shifts in the PV ma...

This study offers a detailed overview of the biodiesel mandate in Malaysia and the steps taken by the Malaysian government to protect the Malaysian palm oil industry. Palm oil is a key ingredient in the biodiesel produced in Malaysia. Biodiesel is the main kind of biofuel used in the country. This research service gives an understanding of the fact...

13 Jul 2022  |  Global  |  Market Research

Global Self-healing Materials (SHMs) in Automotive Growth Opportunities

Future Growth Potential to Reduce Maintenance Costs and Increase Components’ Lifetime Drives Market to US$3 Billion by 2024

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Frost & Sullivan provides insights into the use of self-healing materials (SHMs) in the automotive industry specific to cars by defining these materials and listing the types of mechanisms available. This study covers SHM application areas in the automotive industry with a timeline for commercialization. The report also compares various competitors...

This analysis brings to focus insights from the panel discussions conducted at Frost & Sullivan's two-day Intelligent Mobility virtual event held in September 2022. These include speeches from thought leaders from Frost & Sullivan's Mobility practice area and a host of other companies, such as Nissan, Foxconn, ZF, Navya, and so on. The entire works...

A digital twin is a virtual replica of a product, system, or process. Geopolitical tensions arising as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, trade disputes, wars between countries, and other factors have prompted automakers and their suppliers to employ digital technologies to minimize operational disruptions, reduce costs and resource utilization, re...

27 Apr 2020  |  Global  |  Market Research

COVID-19 Growth Impact Assessment for the Automotive Industry, 2020

Stakeholders to Focus on Resource Optimization, New Growth Segments and Cost Rationalization to Overcome Slowdown

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The mushrooming corona virus outbreak in the central Chinese city of Wuhan prompted the World Health Organization (WHO) to declare a global health emergency in late January. The corona virus outbreak isn’t just a massive health crisis; it’s an economic one as well. If the pandemic is not contained by a large extent by April, the drop in consumer d...