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01 Dec 2017  |  North America  |  Market Research

Impact of Autonomous Driving on Steering Development Technology in Europe and North America, 2017

Level 5 Autonomous Vehicles to Collapse Traditional Steering Value Chains by Rendering Mechanical Linkages and Steering Wheels Redundant

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Electric power steering (EPS) is more of less a standard fitment across most of the vehicle models. However, autonomous driving poses several interesting challenges to the steering technology community. First, once vehicles start to operate by themselves, steering systems will expect to cater to loss-of-assist mitigation in order to provide a safet...

Volkswagen's (VW) concession of corporate malfeasance in circumventing Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) testing in the US has sent the global automotive industry into a tailspin. This research service examines the fallout from the emission scandal and its impact on the Volkswagen group, as well as the wider automotive ecosystem.

The power steering system is a critical component of the vehicle’s active safety system, owing to its safety and performance benefits. Passenger vehicles in North America have 100% adoption of power steering systems primarily due to advantages, such as improved fuel efficiency, power, added comfort, drivability, and assistance it offers for ADAS an...

Original equipment manufacturers (OEM’s) are foisting autonomous driving technology on to the consumers. As features such as lane keeping assist, adaptive cruise control, and parking assist gain further prominence, more steering technologies are expected to disconnect drivers from driving. One such technology which is expected to revolutionize the ...

Most of the commercial vehicles operating in the light (LCV) and medium (MCV) range are predominantly steered by hydraulic power steering (HPS). Very few LCVs use an electrified steering solution, while none of the MCVs are able to use electrified steering because of the front axle. This research looks in the potential for steering electrification ...

09 Jul 2018  |  Europe  |  Market Research

Competitive Profiling of Key Aftermarket Buying Groups and Distributors in the EU5, 2017

Consolidation in Europe and Slowdown in Replacement Demand will Drive Local Buying Groups and Distributors to Look to Foreign Markets for Business Expansion

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The European automotive aftermarket parts distribution is witnessing a rapid growth. Europe is home to some of the leading Original Equipment Suppliers (OES) that are continuously on the lookout for buying groups and distributors that align with the philosophy of the company. Frost & Sullivan segments the automotive distribution ecosystem into tw...

This research service gives a detailed analysis of the Indonesia steering systems, technology evolution roadmap Forecasts in units and revenues for the overall penetration of individual advanced steering systems in the Indonesia market and a breakdown by vehicle manufacturers and by vehicle segments. Pricing analysis, Profiles detailing key vehicle...

Dubbed as the next big thing in the automotive industry, adaptive steering solutions failed to live up to the hype generated in the early part of this millennium. Launched in 2003, BMWs adaptive steering solution was touted to be a game changer. Subsequent launches by other OEMs, particularly for rear-wheel steering (RWS) and four-wheel adaptive st...

Robots are being used amidst of Covid-19 in performing various tasks , not limited to single operations, such as serving food and drinks, collecting dishes, collecting payment for customers. Robotics conveyors are enabled in fast food and sushi restaurants for catering high volume of orders while maintaining social distancing. Increasing purchase o...