The new analysis identifies the 20 leading Connected Car companies in 2014 and provides a detailed ranking by Connected Car revenues.
The author of the 145 page Top 20 Connected Car Companies 2014: mAutomotive, Telematics, Infotainment, Diagnostics, Connectivity, Safety & Security report commented that: ‘’This report reveals the competitive landscape in the Connected Car market in 2014 and focuses on ranking the 20 leading Connected Car companies by revenues and market share. In 2014, the Connected Car market amounts to $25.2bn and is dominated by OEM embedded in-car connectivity solutions and Aftermarket telematics hardware providers. However, the market is experiencing the entrance of new players, including telecom, internet giants who are competing to win new customers as in-car connectivity becomes a significant selling point.
At the same time global regulatory mandates, such as the eCall in EU, GLONASS in Russia, and SVT in Brazil, will further fuel growth in the Connected Car market creating opportunities to the ecosystem - car manufacturers, OEM and aftermarket hardware providers, telematics services providers and software developers- to offer a broad range of new services that could lead to new streams of profits and enhancement of customer loyalty.
As a consequence, industry leaders will be those who introduce new and innovative products, prevail in the standardisation of technologies for in-car connectivity, design of cost-effective business models and proceed to the formation of new synergies that will expand their market share ’’.
The report contains
121 tables, charts and graphs that add visual analysis in order to explain developing trends, the services and product offering by company in the Connected Car market.
The new report provides Connected Car revenues ($bn) and market share allocation for each one of the 20 leading Connected Car companies.
In addition, Connected Car products and services’ offerings for each one of the 20 leading companies are presented and analysed.
The global Connected Car market is segmented into two submarkets:
By type of connectivity: