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As the in-vehicle eCommerce market gains traction in the automotive space, it makes way for the development of an entire retail ecosystem across passenger vehicles. With payments being the end-point of a commerce network, the automotive industry will have to partner with service providers to pick-up on connected services to transform the commute ti...

The 2019 version of the connected car outlook covers an overview on the upcoming technologies, features, services and global trends surrounding connected cars and automotive IT. The research includes latest features being introduced by automakers such as Marketplace, features-on demand, in-vehicle payments and newer telematics services. Predictions...

The market landscape of Tier-I suppliers is going through a transformation. Connected cars is the fastest-growing segment in the overall automotive market, driven by new technology solutions, business models, and services. Partnerships, collaborations, and mergers and acquisitions (M&As) will accelerate, as the market moves toward software and serv...

19 Oct 2016  |  North America  |  Market Research

OEM Strategies for Connected Cars in Latin America by 2023

About 8.5 Million Connected Cars Expected on the Region’s Roads, with Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia Leading the Way

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Increased vehicle connectivity is a primary focus for market and product differentiation in the Latin American countries of Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Chile, and Argentina. Connected, value-added services and infotainment, and next-generation human-machine interface are of highest interest. This research service covers the gamut of connected car str...

Advancements in wireless communication technologies, sensor fusion, imaging technologies, Big Data, and analytics have created opportunities for automotive manufacturers to discover a wide range of solutions for multiple applications. Miniaturization of electronic components, advancements in navigation, and adoption of smart devices is expected to ...