Global Connected Truck Telematics Outlook, 2017
Global Connected Truck Telematics Outlook, 2017 Updated Research Available
Powered by Digital Transformation, Connected Truck Services are Estimated to Generate $5.41 Billion in Revenues in 2017
23-Jan-2017
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Description
The study aims to analyze and forecast the global connected truck (commercial vehicle telematics) market outlook for 2017. The major focus is on market trends and transformational shifts (truck digitization; Tier I progression from a product to a truck services provider; aftermarket technology enablers inching towards an autonomous trucking era; trucking apps unwinding revenue opportunities; disruption from digital freight brokers; business and technology drivers for logistics innovation; regulations/mandates; and regional trends (Europe, North America, Latin America, China, Republic of South Africa, India, Russia, Turkey, Australia, and Japan) in services, solutions, and technologies for specific segments such as light commercial vehicles, medium commercial vehicles, and heavy commercial vehicles.
The study highlights revenue opportunities created by fleet management systems (FMS), digital freight brokering, autonomous trucks, Big Data, and video safety systems. The FMS market is further analysed by segment, application, and region. Additionally, the study covers the prospect of business software solutions integrated into mainstream FMS packages and 2017 growth/revenue analysis for vendors and regions. Market measurements have been analysed for 2016, 2017, and 2025: global telematics installed base snapshot, telematics penetration by segment, and year-on-year growth rates by region. An extensive list of start-ups in the connected truck space have been identified and listed under the potential sub-markets. Strategies, growth analysis, competitive landscape, and future focus were discussed for after-market vendors (e.g., Verizon Telematics, Omnitracs, TomTom Telematics, Geotab, OnCommand, and Trimble Navigation), and original equipment manufacturers (e.g., Volvo Trucks, Daimler Trucks, Fleetboard, MAN, DynaFleet, Scania, Paccar, Hino, Isuzu, and Tata) pertaining to 2017. The base year for the study is 2016, with a forecast period from 2017 to 2025.
The following are key questions this study will answer:
• What are the top trends that will drive the connected truck telematics market in 2017? What impact will these trends have on the market?
• What are the key developments in the connected truck telematics market to watch out for in 2017? What are the companies to watch in 2017?
• What was the size of the total connected truck telematics market in 2016, and how is it expected to grow in 2017 and by 2025?
• What is the impact of regulatory and macro-economic trends on market growth?
• What are the opportunities available for connected truck vendors (aftermarket and original equipment manufacturers) in 2017?
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Table of Contents
Recap of 2016
2016–2017 Fleet Managers—Top-of-mind Issues
CEOs’ Perspective—Key Takeaways
2017 Global GDP and Commercial Truck Market Growth
Perceived Importance of Trends across Regions
Regional Connected Truck Market Outlook—LCV, MCV, and HCV
2017 Start-ups Disrupting the Connected Truck Market
Key Findings—Top 5 Predictions for 2017
Key Questions this Study will Answer
Research Scope
CV—Definitions and Segments
Definitions—Types of Telematics Solutions
Definitions—Types of Business Models
Top 8 Transformational Shifts Shaping the Future of Commercial Trucking
Digital Transformation in Trucking
Potential Services by App
List of Important Trucking Apps by Segment
Telematics Could Face Looming Threat
Key Regulations and Mandates—A Snapshot
OEM Solutions and Dedicated Providers
Tier I Suppliers’ Continued Run in the Connected Truck Industry
Top Market Trends Driving the Connected Truck Telematics Market
Trend 1—The Stage Set for Digitized Trucking
Case—MAN RIO’s Digitization Efforts
Trend 2—Tier I Suppliers’ Connected Truck Strategy and Approach
Case—Tier I Progression from Product to Truck Services Provider
Trend 3—Betting on Aftermarket Autonomous Kits
Case—Otto Delivering the Future of Autonomous Trucks
Trend 4—Revenue Avenues Shaped by Mobile-based Trucking Apps
Case—Trucker Path Driver Utility Apps
Trend 5—Inorganic Expansion of Geographic Footprint
Case—Verizon’s Consolidation in Connectivity and IoT
Regional Connected Truck Market Forecast by Product Type
Regional Pricing and Service Model Analysis—2017
Key Business Software Solutions—Prospect of Integrating with FMS
Snapshot of Global Installed Base of Connected Trucks by Region
2017 Telematics Installed Base—Next-generation Markets
Global Connected LCV and M/HCV Contribution—2016, 2017, and 2025
Regional Connected Truck Market Outlook—LCV, MCV, and HCV
Regional LCV and M/HCV Telematics Penetration—2017
Regional Connected Truck Telematics Market—Service Revenue Analysis
OEMs and Third-party Penetration in Select Regions
Regional Analysis by Service Revenue for 2017
2017 Vendor Analysis—North America
2017 Vendor Analysis—Europe
2017 Vendor Analysis—RSA
2017 Vendor Analysis—India
Transformation in the Freight Industry Ecosystem—2016
Growth Opportunity—Investments and Partnerships from OEMs/TSPs
Strategic Imperatives
The Last Word—3 Big Predictions
Legal Disclaimer
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Podcast | No |
Predecessor | MBAD-01-00-00-00 |
Author | Gokulnath Raghavan |
Industries | Automotive |
WIP Number | K189-01-00-00-00 |
Is Prebook | No |
GPS Codes | 9800-A6,9963-A6,9AF6-A6,9B01-A6,9B07-C1,9B15-A6 |