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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...

Though the automotive industry is recovering from the COVID era and reaching pre-COVID forecasted vehicle sales, it still faces many challenges—regulatory hurdles, semiconductor shortages, and geopolitical chaos. Original equipment manufacturers and value chain partners are realigning their product strategies, road maps, and launch timelines to ada...

27 Apr 2018  |  North America  |  Market Research

Automotive ECUs for ADAS and Autonomous Driving Systems, North America and Europe, 2017

E/E Architecture Will Transform from Multiple ECUs to 5 Domain Controllers

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With the advent of autonomous driving, humans are slowly being asked to relinquish control to the vehicle. However, in the near future, as the automotive industry paves the way from manually driven vehicles to fully autonomous vehicles via semi-autonomous vehicles, changes in the vehicle E/E architecture that help achieve this transition should be ...

30 Apr 2020  |  North America  |  Market Outlook

Global Autonomous Driving Industry Outlook, 2020

OEMs are Reprioritizing Short-term Economic Returns on Investments into Autonomous Driving (AD) by Adopting L2+ Technologies and Investing in Plug-and-play Platforms

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The autonomous industry, although developing at a decent pace, has realized that the transition from traditional vehicles to autonomous vehicles is still a long time away. OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers have been pouring in investments to develop technologies for deployments of highly automated vehicles. However, despite overcoming the technological bar...

15 Mar 2018  |  North America  |  Market Outlook

Global Autonomous Driving Market Outlook, 2018

The Global Autonomous Driving Market is Expected Grow up to $173.15 B by 2030, with Shared Mobility Services Contributing to 65.31%

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2018 will see the first true deployment of automation where the vehicle will tell the driver with the first level 3 (L3) autonomous capability by taking the driver out of the loop to be introduced next year. Ironically, this may happen through a software patch update or a flagship generational product launch. Regardless of the medium through which ...

09 May 2019  |  North America  |  Market Outlook

Global Autonomous Driving (AD) Industry Outlook, 2019

1 in 4 Cars Sold (18 Million) Globally is Expected to be Automated (L3 and Above) by 2030, with L4 Driving the Growth of Ownership

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The autonomous driving industry is evolving at a rapid pace on various fronts such as advancements in technology as well as emergence of new business models. Traditionally, most major OEMs and Tier I suppliers have strived to explore the benefits of developing applications focused on the convergence of the three technology pillars: Connected, Auton...

The automotive industry is among the most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and the ongoing semiconductor shortage. The resulting economic crisis impacted overall vehicle sales, leading to a delay in value chain components supply and technology introduction and a shift in consumer preferences. Original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and value ch...

Once in a while, a new market participant will emerge in an industry and disrupt its technological and business landscape entirely. In the automobile industry, the entry of Tesla created this dramatic shift and began to transform the sector. Tesla’s fully self-reliant business model has disrupted conventional ways of doing business, as traditional ...

21 Jul 2016  |  North America  |  Market Research

Global Heavy-duty Truck Platforms Driving Growth Opportunities

Average Number of Global Platforms per OEM to Rise from 2.2 to 2.8 by 2025

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Platform-based production has gained importance among truck manufacturers in recent years. It offers improved margins due to increased scalability, as well as multi-regional presence. Nearly half of the total number of heavy trucks produced globally will be platform-based by 2025. OEMs are expected to start focussing on global platforms, shifting f...