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The aim of this study is to offer an outlook on the driver information system (DIS) market in the North American and European trucking industry for 2017–2025. The study also offers actionable information and forecasts of the key trends and metrics that are likely to influence the growth and development of the DIS market.--BEGIN PROMO--Research Scop...

This Frost & Sullivan report on the European brake component aftermarket industry covers classes A to F, MPV SUV, vans, and pick ups (passenger cars and light trucks) in 27 countries of the European Union as well as the United Kingdom. The study examines the volume (154.6 million units) and value ($3.85 billion) of the industry. The analysis includ...

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...

The need for increased safety for vehicles, vehicle occupants, and road users , along with the incentive of product differentiation is driving the adoption of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) in automobiles. This research service provides insights into the key developments, technology trends and roadmap of evolution of radar, laser and vis...

A future mobility landscape characterized by zero road fatalities is a top goal pursued by legislators, automotive suppliers, and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) across the globe. To achieve this vision, automotive companies are exploring advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) to complement their vehicle lineups’ active safety portfolios...

19 Feb 2021  |  Europe  |  Market Research

Adaptation of Adjacent Retail Initiatives Driving Automotive Retail Digitalization

Future Growth Potential via Customer Engagement and Digital Tools Creates Growth Opportunities

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The COVID-19 pandemic shows the automotive retail industrys dependence on physical stores. While these physical stores are expected to continue being relevant in the future, the pandemic has brought digital tools role in customer engagement to the forefront. Every automotive retail stakeholder can transform its customers' appeal by embracing digit...

11 Sep 2015  |  Global  |  Market Research

Competitive Benchmarking of Key Tier I Suppliers in the Connected Car Market

Modular Architecture Trickling Down to Connected Vehicle Technologies to Increase Profitability

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This study contains profiles of 6 key tier I suppliers in the connected car market. They are Continental, Bosch, Harman, Visteon, Denso, and Panasonic. These six suppliers are benchmarked for their capabilities in Advance Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), centre stack, Head-up Display (HUD), and Instrument Cluster Display (ICD). Each supplier profi...

This study examines the evolution of collaborative work management (CWM) into adaptive work orchestration, reflecting a broader shift from visibility-centric coordination to execution-driven enterprise platforms. As organizations operate in increasingly volatile, interconnected environments, traditional models built on static planning and human-onl...

The automotive industry value chain is transitioning from the traditional pyramid form to a flat one. Technology companies work with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and tiered suppliers to develop, validate, supply, and integrate advanced driver-assist technologies that enable hands-off driving to enhance the comfort and convenience for the...