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Asia-Pacific Telematics in Vehicle Leasing and Rental Fleet Growth Opportunities

Publisher Frost & Sullivan
Published Aug 14, 2023
SKU # MC18117393

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Asia-Pacific Telematics in Vehicle Leasing and Rental Fleet Growth Opportunities


Connectivity in Leasing and Rental Fleets will Unravel Opportunities amid Internal Challenges and Increasing Competitiveness

Technology in Asia-Pacific has grown significantly in recent years, and countries in the region have been quick to adopt fast-growing technologies, such as IoT and connected cars, and embrace digitalization. However, the COVID-19 pandemic presented substantial challenges, including disruptions in the semiconductor supply chain, which affected the automobile industry. As a result, passenger car and light vehicle sales slowed down. Leasing and rental companies in the region also faced growth-related challenges.

Nevertheless, Asia-Pacific has resiliently overcome these challenges and emerged as a strong contender. Telematics connectivity in the region has advanced, particularly in China and India; both countries are home to well-established telematics companies that have played a crucial role in supporting leasing and rental companies in addressing operational challenges.

Notable automobile manufacturers, including Toyota, Suzuki, TATA, Hyundai, and KIA, now offer connectivity as a standard service. Leasing and rental companies in APAC are rapidly adopting factory-fit OEM telematics solutions or turning to aftermarket telematics providers to meet their fleet needs. Often, telematics companies integrate fleet management solutions and compete fiercely, offering technologically rich solutions. Leasing and rental companies make significant use of vehicle security alerts, tracking, driver analysis, fuel management, emergency calls, and other features.

The proliferation of 5G networks in APAC has facilitated faster and more reliable connectivity within fleets, improving real-time tracking and communication between vehicles and fleet managers.

This Frost & Sullivan study analyzes telematics in the leasing and rental market in APAC, with a focus on Australia, China, India, Japan, and South Korea. The aim is to understand and explore the telematics ecosystem and the services offered to the leasing and rental market as well as the features that benefit the industry.

The deployment of telematics technology in vehicle leasing and rental companies has brought tremendous benefits, improving overall control over fleet assets in terms of cost and effort. With telematics solutions, fleet companies can capture relevant data points, enhance driver behavior, improve safety and security, identify negligent drivers, prolong vehicle life span, optimize claims ratio, and protect vehicle residual value.

This study sheds light on market size; provides parc data for leasing, rental, and corporate outright purchase fleets; and offers insight into the telematics installed base in each segment. It explores the technology and key industry trends associated with telematics. The important telematics participants that offer services to leasing and rental companies are examined in detail, and a geographic coverage is also included. Overall, the study aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of telematics in the leasing and rental space in APAC and offer an in-depth account of key trends, market overview, and future outlook.

Table of Contents

Strategic Imperatives
Why Is It Increasingly Difficult to Grow?
The Strategic Imperative 8™
The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the APAC Telematics in Vehicle Leasing and Rental Fleet Industry
Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™
Research Scope
Scope of Analysis
Segmentation and Overview
Segmentation Overview
Definitions
Fleet Telematics Solution Types
Segmentation
Growth Environment
Key Findings
Growth Metrics
Growth Metrics (continued)
Growth Drivers
Growth Restraints
Installed Base Split by Country
Telematics Installed Base Forecast
Fleet Parc by Country
Telematics Installed Base by Country
Fleet Telematics Benchmarking
Telematics Trends in the Leasing and Rental Industry
Telematics Trends in the Leasing and Rental Industry (continued)
Connected Services Ecosystem
Leasing and Rental: Telematics Service Preference
Telematics Benefits
Top Reasons for Fleet Companies to Invest in Telematics
Leasing and Rental Fleets: Preferred Features
Telematics in Vehicle Leasing
Telematics Penetration in Leasing Fleets by Country
Telematics Penetration Analysis
Telematics Unit Forecast by Country
Telematics Installed Base by Country
Telematics in Vehicle Rentals
Telematics Penetration in Rental Fleets by Country
Telematics Penetration Analysis
Telematics Unit Forecast by Country
Telematics Installed Base by Country
Telematics in Corporate Outright Purchase (company-owned fleets)
Telematics Penetration in Corporate Outright Purchase Fleets by Country
Telematics Penetration Analysis
Telematics Unit Forecast by Country
Telematics Installed Base by Country
Competitive Analysis
Competitive Environment
Key Competitors
Telematics Ecosystem Partners
Fleet Telematics: Segment Stakeholders
Leasing Companies: Telematics Offerings
Rental Companies: Telematics Offerings
Telematics Companies: Product Offerings and Key Solutions
Telematics Companies: Product Offerings and Key Solutions (continued)
Fleet Telematics: Packages and Pricing
Country Analysis
Australia
China
India
Japan
South Korea
Case Studies
Case Studies
Key Conclusions and Future Outlook
Key Conclusions and Future Outlook
Growth Opportunity Universe
Growth Opportunity 1: Strategic Partnerships
Growth Opportunity 1: Strategic Partnerships (continued)
Growth Opportunity 2: Technology and IP
Growth Opportunity 2: Technology and IP (continued)
Growth Opportunity 3: Product Development
Growth Opportunity 3: Product Development (continued)
Appendix
List of Companies
Abbreviations and Acronyms Used
Next Steps
Your Next Steps
Why Frost, Why Now?
List of Exhibits
List of Exhibits (continued)
Legal Disclaimer

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