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Global Connected Cars Outlook, 2021
Global Connected Cars Outlook, 2021
With a Revenue Potential of $15-$20 Billion by 2025, the Creation of Software-defined Vehicles and Innovative Business Models is more Critical than Ever
RELEASE DATE
11-Jun-2021
11-Jun-2021
REGION
North America
North America
Deliverable Type
Market Outlook
Market Outlook
Research Code: MF93-01-00-00-00
SKU: AU02170-NA-MO_25505
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Description
The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated - rather than affected - growth prospects for the global connected cars market. Technology implementation has increased, and the post-pandemic situation appears to be a positive one for all stakeholders. The pandemic is a blessing in disguise as innovative features such as embedded connectivity, bio-based health monitoring, and non-touch-based haptics such as gesture recognition will be quickly implemented in vehicles due to the urgent need for protection and risk aversion. Start-ups and other mid-tier connected car technology firms are being pursued to support the implementation of these innovative vehicle features.
The market is undergoing a transformation, and automakers are evolving into technology firms and appear to be on an equal footing with technology giants, with some of them opting for a collaborative approach to capture market share. Business transformations will occur when the core elements of next-generation platforms and business models are developed and available on vehicles. Technologies such as 5G, widescreen displays, high-performance computers (HPCs), data lakes, and cloud computing are some of the key requirements and related developments.
Some of the topics covered in this Frost & Sullivan outlook are listed below:
• The future of data-defined vehicles
• Updates to technologies such as OTA, V2X, and cloud services
• Operating systems (and how automakers build them)
• The adoption of cloud and data management solutions
• Connected car trends from CES 2021
Author: Suhas Gurumurthy
Table of Contents
Why Is It Increasingly Difficult to Grow?
The Strategic Imperative 8™
The Impact of the Top Three Strategic Imperatives on the Connected Cars Market
Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™
Key Highlights
Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Global Vehicle Connectivity Services
Connected Technology Trends for the New Decade
Automotive 5G—Key Future Scenarios
Service-oriented Business Calls to Redefine E/E Architecture
Advent of Open-Source IVI Operating Systems
Key OTA Update Insights
Data Monetization and Cloud Strategies in the Automotive Industry
HMI Trends
COVID-19 Impact on Global GDP Growth
Global Growth Scenario Analysis—Assumptions
Global GDP Growth Under Different Scenarios
COVID-19 Impact on Key Regions
Key Connected Car and Auto IoT Market Trends, 2021
The 2020 Connected Cars Market—Forecast versus Actuals
Top Predictions for 2021
Prediction 1—Adoption of 5G
Prediction 2—Redefinition of E/E Architecture
Prediction 3—Overhaul of Operating Systems
Prediction 4—Cloud Strategies for Differentiation
Prediction 5—Evolution of Visual HMI
2021 Predictions—The United States and Canada
2021 Predictions—Europe (Excluding the United Kingdom)
2021 Predictions—China
2021 Predictions—Latin America
2021 Predictions—Japan
2021 Predictions—South Korea
Research Scope
Key Mobility Trends at CES 2021—Electrification and Connected CX Take Center Stage
New IVI Design Philosophy—Displays Didn’t Just Grow in Size: They became Compute-intensive
Emerging Connected Car Trends—Before and After the COVID-19 Pandemic
Post-Pandemic New Growth Areas
HWW Features in Connected Cars
Redefinition of Vehicle Technologies
Case Study—Software/Data-defined Vehicle Use-Cases
Recalls—Growing Number of Electronics and Software Issues
Key OTA Update Insights
Automakers’ OTA Updates (Europe)
Maturity of Functional Domains for Functions on Demand
FoD Through OTA Updates
Cloud Solution Trends—Vendors’ Challenges and Expectations
Tech Giants’ Positioning—Enabling Technology Leadership
Case Study—Amazon’s Connected Vehicle Ecosystem
OEM Adoption of Various Car Cloud Platform Strategies
Case Study—In-house versus Outsourcing Strategies: BMW and AWS
The Rise of Automotive Operating Systems
Advent of Open-Source IVI Operating Systems
Case Study—Android Automotive Operating System
Customer ID—The Necessary Elements
Case Study—VW Customer ID and GM Ultifi
Prognostics—Trends and Market Outlook
Prognostics—Ecosystem Mapping and Operating Models
V2X Regulations—An Overview
Preference for C-V2X to Advance Automated Driving
V2X—Use-Cases that Support Autonomous Driving
HMI Trends
Case Study—MBUX Hyperscreen
Connected Services Delivered Through the Cloud
Case Study—Harman’s Service Delivery Platform
Navigation Trends
Case Study—HERE Technology Capabilities
Smartphone Integration Updates—Android Auto and Apple Carplay
New In-vehicle Entertainment Features
Evolution of Connected Bike Technology for Zero Fatalities
Connectivity in Motorcycles
Vehicle Manufacturer Investments in Software Development Firms
OEM Data Management Strategies
Data Monetization and Cloud Strategies in the Automotive Industry
Increasing Focus on Cloud Security
Overview of Automotive 5G Use-Cases
Automotive 5G—Regional Readiness
Automotive Tier I Suppliers—Comparative Analysis
Multiaccess Edge Computing
Connected (CASE) Edge Applications—Examples
Connected (CASE) Edge Applications—Examples (continued)
UBI Market Share Analysis
Blockchain’s Role in the Automotive Industry
Automotive Blockchain Focus Areas
OEM Partnerships—5G in Connected and Autonomous Vehicles
Connected Services (Europe)—Premium Segment
Connected Services (Europe)—Volume Segment
Connected Services (North America)—Premium Segment
Connected Services (North America)—Volume Segment
HMI (Europe)—Premium Segment
HMI (Europe)—Volume Segment
HMI (North America)—Premium Segment
HMI (North America)—Volume Segment
North American Premium OEMs’ App Integration Summary
North American Mass-market OEMs’ App Integration Summary
North American Premium OEMs’ Telematics Services Summary
North American Mass-market OEMs’ Telematics Services Summary
North American Premium OEMs’ HMI Features Comparative Analysis
North American Mass-market OEMs’ HMI Features Comparative Analysis
European OEMs’ App Integration Summary
European OEMs’ Telematics Services Summary
Chinese OEMs’ App Integration Summary
Chinese OEMs’ Telematics Services Summary
Chinese OEMs’ HMI Features Comparative Analysis
Automotive UBI Market—Share of TSPs and Insurance Companies
Region-wise Sales Forecast, Connected Cars
Region-wise Telematics Unit Shipment Forecast, Connected Cars
4G versus 5G Penetration in Connected Cars (Likely Scenario)
Navigation Market Landscape
Growth Opportunity 1—Telematics will be a Key Ingredient for Software-oriented Businesses, 2021
Growth Opportunity 1—Telematics will be a Key Ingredient for Software-oriented Businesses, 2021 (continued)
Growth Opportunity 2—Renewed Interest in In-vehicle Entertainment, 2021
Growth Opportunity 2—Renewed Interest in In-vehicle Entertainment, 2021 (continued)
Growth Opportunity 3—FoD to Generate Renewed Customer Interest in Connected Services, 2021
Growth Opportunity 3—FoD to Generate Renewed Customer Interest in Connected Services, 2021 (continued)
Key Conclusions
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The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated - rather than affected - growth prospects for the global connected cars market. Technology implementation has increased, and the post-pandemic situation appears to be a positive one for all stakeholders. The pandemic is a blessing in disguise as innovative features such as embedded connectivity, bio-based health monitoring, and non-touch-based haptics such as gesture recognition will be quickly implemented in vehicles due to the urgent need for protection and risk aversion. Start-ups and other mid-tier connected car technology firms are being pursued to support the implementation of these innovative vehicle features.
The market is undergoing a transformation, and automakers are evolving into technology firms and appear to be on an equal footing with technology giants, with some of them opting for a collaborative approach to capture market share. Business transformations will occur when the core elements of next-generation platforms and business models are developed and available on vehicles. Technologies such as 5G, widescreen displays, high-performance computers (HPCs), data lakes, and cloud computing are some of the key requirements and related developments.
Some of the topics covered in this Frost & Sullivan outlook are listed below:
• The future of data-defined vehicles
• Updates to technologies such as OTA, V2X, and cloud services
• Operating systems (and how automakers build them)
• The adoption of cloud and data management solutions
• Connected car trends from CES 2021
Author: Suhas Gurumurthy
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| Author | Suhas Gurumurthy |
| Industries | Automotive |
| WIP Number | MF93-01-00-00-00 |
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