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The aim of this study is to analyze the safety systems market in class 6-8 trucks in North America. Under the compliance, safety, and accountability (CSA) environment, fleets are looking to improve safe driving practices and reduce fleets risk by using advanced safety technologies. Fleets are evaluating the return on investment of safety systems ba...

At present, only 24% of truck fleets in Mexico utilize telematics services; nevertheless, this number is expected to grow in the medium term. Basic solutions are installed in most connected trucks (usually, track and trace solutions), mainly to meet the demands of carriers and insurance companies. However, the need for advanced solutions, such as A...

The commercial trucking market is rapidly transforming with the influx of advanced technologies, data-aided business models, automation, and the need to reduce carbon gas emissions. Though the market experienced a slump during the pandemic in 2020, operators quickly realigned their business models and emerged stronger. During the pandemic, emerging...

The commercial vehicle industry is at the cusp of a major transformation that will change the dynamics of the supply chain and logistics industry. Frost & Sullivan has examined the top 10 CV trends that will have the highest impact on the commercial vehicle market in the upcoming years. The CASE (connected, autonomous, safe, and electric) strate...

25 Jul 2016  |  Global  |  Market Research

2025 Vision of Transformations in Global Medium-Duty Truck Market

Growth in Value Truck Segment in BRIC and Next 11 Markets Offer Volume and Margin Opportunities to MD Truck OEMs

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Abstract: Global thrust towards freight efficiency improvement will push the demand for alternative powertrains and advanced telematics-enabled technologies in medium duty (MD) trucks. By 2025, urbanization, proliferation of hub-and-spoke distribution, and the growth in ASEAN, Africa and Middle East markets will propel medium duty (MD) truck growth...

30 Jan 2019  |  North America  |  Market Research

North America Category Management Report—Replacement Demand Analysis for Class 6-8 Selected Emission Control and Aftertreatment Components Aftermarket, Forecast to 2024

Strict Emission Mandates and OEM Emphasis on Selective Catalytic Reductions (SCRs) will Continue to Fuel a Segment High CAGR of 13% from 2017 to 2024

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This report covers the Class 6-8 vehicles exhaust aftertreatment aftermarket in terms of volume (in Million units) and value ($ Billion) across the United States and Canada. It discusses unit shipments, revenue average price, distribution channel share, and market share. The base year for this analysis is 2017 and the forecast period is from 2018 t...

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...

With the framing of stringent emission norms and strong regulatory push, the automotive industry is fully prepared to shift toward electric powertrains. Although automakers have been investing in various alternative powertrain technologies to achieve low/zero emission, Electric Vehicles (EV) look promising for OEMs. They and battery manufacturers a...

As the North American transportation and mobility space transitions toward electrification during the next decade, new opportunities and greater demand for greener powertrain alternatives will surface. The biggest opportunities lie in battery electric technology to expedite the adoption of cleaner and more sustainable last-mile mobility. Many new p...