Wireless Entertainment Market Research Reports

In 2025, in-car entertainment sales in Hong Kong declined in volume terms, as many local consumers chose not to purchase additional systems beyond those pre-installed in their vehicles. The growth of in-built systems in newer car models, such as those offered by BYD/Maxus, has influenced this trend. ...

The demand for in-car entertainment in Australia continues to decline sharply continuing the trend seen throughout the review period. This is due in part to the ongoing substitution of in-car navigation by smartphones and their GPS capabilities, in addition to the improved technology of built-in nav ...

Although new car sales improved in Taiwan in 2025, thanks to the resolution of earlier supply shortages, demand for dedicated in-car entertainment devices remained weak. Taiwanese consumers increasingly rely on smartphones for navigation, music and communication, given their affordability, multifunc ...

In 2025, in-car entertainment saw a decline in both retail volume and value terms, as car buyers in India demanded a far broader range of features and functionalities from their in-car entertainment systems, including integrated navigation and seamless connectivity. The Indian automotive industry ha ...

In 2025, retail volume sales of in-car entertainment systems in the Philippines grew by 1% to reach 92,000 units. Despite the local automotive industry continuing its momentum in car adoption among citizens, in-car entertainment aftersales did not experience a similar surge in growth. The category’s ...

Volume sales of in-car entertainment decreased in South Africa in 2025. The decline in retail volume is driven by ongoing shifts in consumer behaviour and rapid technological integration. This trend, evident over the past several years, continues to reflect the growing preference for multifunctional ...

Volume sales of in-car entertainment remain in a negative slump in Turkey in 2025, continuing an ongoing trend. This poor performance is being heavily influenced by the widespread use of smartphones across the country, with these ubiquitous devices offering advanced and user-friendly navigation and ...

In 2025, retail volume sales of in-car entertainment systems in Saudi Arabia declined by 5% to reach 57,000 units, primarily due to the rise of factory-installed infotainment systems and shifting consumer preferences. Despite the broader automotive market's growth, aftermarket entertainment devices, ...

In car-entertainment is set to record a retail volume decline in Sweden in 2025. This decline is heavily due to substitutions. An increasing share of cars now feature built-in navigation systems, reducing the need to purchase after-market in-car navigation devices. Additionally, in-car navigation fa ...

In Ukraine, in-car entertainment continues to lose momentum as pre-installed infotainment systems become increasingly common. Even imported vehicles more than a decade old frequently arrive with factory-fitted speakers and multimedia units, leaving drivers with little incentive to pursue aftermarket ...

Retail volume sales of in-car entertainment are expected to decline in Poland in 2025. The category faces ongoing pressure as consumers prioritise spending on higher-demand technology areas that add convenience to their lives, including smartphones and home entertainment, with reduced interest in in ...

In 2025, retail volume sales of in-car entertainment in Mexico fell by 5% to 597,000 units. This was due partly to the competition from built-in in-car entertainment systems. There was significant growth in the adoption of built-in 5G connected technology and telematics in cars. These advancements b ...

Retail volume sales of in-car entertainment in Portugal declined sharply in 2025, continuing the long-term downward trend. The category’s performance remains hampered by the rising penetration of factory-installed audio systems, integrated navigation units, and multimedia capabilities in both new an ...

Volume sales of in-car entertainment continue to decline in 2025, in line with the negative trend seen in previous years, both in value and volume terms. Consumers remain reluctant to purchase new equipment or upgrade existing systems due to economic constraints. New cars have become significantly m ...

In 2025, retail volume sales of in-car entertainment in Italy declined by 18% to 293,000 units, continuing a trend of moderate decline compared to previous years. This performance signals that it is reaching new lows due to a shifting paradigm in car ownership. Italy, facing one of the lowest birth ...

In 2025, retail volume sales of in-car entertainment systems in France fell by 13% to total 854,000 units, driven by several key factors. The primary reason for this decline was the widespread adoption of integrated media and navigation systems as standard equipment in all new cars, eliminating the ...

In 2025, retail volume sales of in-car entertainment in Thailand declined by 9% to 289,000 units. This reduction was mainly attributed to a combination of factors that reshaped consumer preferences and the market dynamics. For instance, the widespread adoption of smartphones, which offer advanced mu ...

Volume sales of in-car entertainment in the Czech Republic are projected to record a double-digit decline in 2025. The category continues to face mounting pressure from several trends, including rapid technological advancement, evolving consumer behaviour, the increasing popularity of electric vehic ...

Sales of in-car entertainment have been declining in retail volume terms in 2025, with in-car speakers being the only category to register growth. Sales of other products such as in-car navigation systems have suffered from consumers switching to the use of mobile phone applications for navigating, ...

In-car entertainment volume sales in Egypt increased in 2025, driven by growing demand for in-dash media players and in-car speakers. Euromonitor International's In-Car Entertainment in Egypt report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the in-home, portable and in-car consumer elect ...

Retail volume sales of in-car entertainment are set to grow in Greece in 2025 driven by an increase in car ownership in the country. However, growth rates in the category are slowing as the rate of car ownership growth slows. In-car speakers is expected to be the best performing category in 2025 as, ...

In 2025, retail volume sales of in-car entertainment in Chile fell by 5% falling to 141,000 units, continuing a trend of decline witnessed over much of the review period. This decrease was largely driven by the emergence of competitors offering more advanced technology and features, particularly sma ...

In-car entertainment in South Korea is experiencing a pronounced structural decline driven by the widespread integration of navigation, speakers, and media players within new vehicles. Most new cars now come with large touchscreens, built-in navigation, premium speakers, and advanced infotainment sy ...

Volume sales of in-car entertainment remain in a negative slump in Hungary in 2025, with value also in small negative growth. This sluggish performance is attributed to the fact that modern consumers prefer to use their smartphones with navigation apps, while tablets and laptops also serve for enter ...

Volume sales of in-car entertainment devices in Argentina are set to record another significant double-digit decline in 2025, following a steep fall in 2024. The ongoing economic challenges, including falling disposable income, a sharp drop in GDP, and persistently high inflation despite some decele ...