Automotive

The global automotive product to service market will be driven by mobility, connected services, and value-added upgrades. New business model disruptions are expected and they will extend the automotive service revenue pool up to $ 1.3 trillion. Car companies are evolving from the business of merely manufacturing and selling cars, to providing relat...

06 Apr 2017  |  Global  |  Market Research

Start-ups Disrupting the Global Automotive and Mobility Industry, 2016–2017

Over 1,700 Start-ups Focused on Electrification, Mobility, and Connected Car Technologies are Gaining Traction

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The study identifies and analyzes various start-ups in the automotive space across various verticals - ranging from connected car technologies to aftermarket solution providers. Start-ups are identified based on their solutions and their globe reach. Frost & Sullivan has examined the evolution of the shortlisted start-ups and their offerings to cus...

The 2017 connected car outlook offers a 360-degree perspective of the global connected car market, answering questions such as: Where are the avenues for growth opportunities? What trends are affecting the growth of the market in different regions? It discusses the outlook for technologies such as biometrics, human-machine interface (HMI), vehicle-...

This research service aims to answer the question of which technology—802.11p or cellular—is best suited for V2X communication. It also features a detailed analysis of each technology and various suppliers in the market and assesses what key OEMs are offering. It focuses on key regions where V2X technology is being implemented. An overview of t...

OEMs are showing interest in offering holistic DMS by providing vehicles with higher order intelligence about the state of the driver, including fatigue, cognitive load, personalisation, and health monitoring. Stereo cameras have the ability to offer more data points and improved functionalities, making them the perfect choice for OEMs looking to i...

As wearables technology becomes more ubiquitous, it allows for new avenues of consumer interaction and data collection. As the world becomes increasingly connected, consumers will demand that their vehicles be connected with their wearables technology, which will open up various opportunities for automotive-related applications that will be enabled...

Handwriting recognition (HWR) offers new opportunities to control in-car infotainment systems and has the potential to be used as a primary input medium in HMI. HWR is a smart and intuitive way to enter information on a display because writing letters on a touch pad and screen is easy and assures minimum distraction. The HWR market is targeted towa...

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 research service focuses on various technologies related to connected cars such as human-machine interface (HMI) and telematics that are likely to enter the market by 2015. The study discusses various technological advancements that are occurring in North America, Europe, China, and Brazil and provides forecast and penetration rates for these ...