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This research service analyzes the passenger vehicle connected services market in Latin America. It takes a comprehensive look at the key competitors, services available (including security, safety, maintenance, and infotainment features), regional restrictions, and local regulations in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Mexico. The passenge...

02 Sep 2022  |  North America  |  Market Research

Strategic Overview of Start-ups Disrupting the Global Connected Car Industry, 2022

Enhanced In-vehicle Experiences and Automakers’ Use of Futuristic Connected Features Will Create New Growth Opportunities

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In-vehicle innovations and futuristic technologies are allowing automakers to offer a new generation of products and services to drivers and passengers. The possibilities have given rise to numerous start-ups that are helping original equipment manufacturers to develop solutions or use vehicle data in new ways. This study includes a list of mor...

05 Jan 2021  |  North America  |  Market Research

Growth Opportunities in the Global Stand-alone Wireless Content Sharing Market

Latest Findings Demonstrate Stand-alone Device Dependency on Meeting and Class Room Deployments

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The standalone wireless content sharing market is experiencing significant shifts. Empty offices and classrooms lowered demand for these products in 2020 as traditional positioning for in-room collaboration was misaligned with the rapid transition to work from home and virtual learning. There are market opportunities for the wireless content sharin...

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...

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 pandemic has definitely brought about a lot of positive changes in the way people are moving. In this research analytics, we look at some key factors that we think will drive the demand for shared mobility. First is the pandemic-induced digital acceleration. People are now more open to using mobile apps than they were before the pandemic. Secon...

The burgeoning kick scooter sharing industry has emerged as a transformative force in urban mobility, changing the way people navigate cityscapes across North America and Europe. This comprehensive study, spanning 2021 to 2030, sheds light on the trajectory of fleet size and gross merchandise value (GMV) across both regions. The GMV for the kick sc...

Passenger vehicle maintenance in Europe and North America has witnessed a transformative shift in the last decade from a traditional reactive approach to one that is proactive, focusing on predictive and preventive solutions. This shift can largely be attributed to the increased adoption of connectivity features in vehicles. Connected vehicles can ...

Cities are evolving toward a more sustainable and efficient model. A focus area is reducing carbon emissions by adopting renewable energy sources like solar and wind power and promoting electric vehicles. In addition, there is a shift toward pedestrian-friendly urban design, with wider sidewalks, bike lanes, and increased green spaces. Cities want ...