Connected Cars
Outlook of the future of automotive technology
Our report on connected cars describes the different applications and their level of adoption at present.
It analyses the strategies of:
OEMs (car manufacturers)
Telecom operators
Internet players, who are newcomers to the car market.
It reviews the main drivers for, and the barriers to, connected car deployment on the market.
Finally, it presents forecasts for the connected car market.
- 1. Executive Summary
- 2. Key applications
- 2.1. Introduction
- 2.2. Ecall & Telematics
- 2.3. Infotainment
- 2.4. PAYD
- 2.5. Anti-Theft
- 3. Market structure
- 3.1 OEMs Services Accessibility on Premium segment
- 3.2 OEMs Service Partnerships
- 3.3 MNOs
- 3.4 OTT
- 4. Market analysis
- 4.1 Dynamics – Drivers
- 4.2 Dynamics – Barriers
- 4.3 Market Adoption
- 4.4 Market Estimates
- 5. Annexes
- 5.1 OEMs
- 5.2 OTT
- 5.3 MNOs
- List of tables and figures
- 2. Key applications
- List of the connected car solutions and their level of maturity
- Description of the services and their technical requirements
- French interest in ‘pay as you drive’ insurance
- 3. Market structure
- OEMs service activation mode
- OEMs service Pricing
- Voice commands providers observed
- Cartography & traffic providers observed
- Key differentiation in carrier positioning in the automotive market
- Key differentiation in positioning among Internet OTT players in the automotive market
- 4. Market analysis
- eCall operating principle
- Very wide-range service portfolio at Audi Connect service
- Costs and revenues for manufacturers
- AT&T Connected car declarations
- Connected cars around the world (2018)
- Evolution of the connected cars installed base among regions
- 5. Annexes
- Current deployments, by car manufacturer
- Key differentiation in positioning among Internet OTT players in the automotive market
- Key differentiation in carrier positioning in the automotive market