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Connected Autonomous Vehicles will Evolve the Digital Economy

With a growing data influx from connected and autonomous vehicles, automakers their partners and third-party organisations are looking to develop connected autonomous vehicles (CAVs) as a key platform for evolving the digital economy.

They will use artificial intelligence and machine learning, as well as cloud platforms, to offer new services from the value data emanating from each vehicle. The key consideration is about how to extract enhanced value for the data, and to understand the impact of siloed development approaches to the software-defined vehicle, as well as the need for standards across in-car media systems. There is also a need to comprehend how aggregators, content providers and operating systems (OS) suppliers can work with automakers to monetize the vehicle through new consumer experiences.

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Client: InformaTech, published by TU Automotive on 13th January 2023. Journalist/Author: Graham Jarvis.

Connected car’s direction — mission-critical or infotainment?

Over the years, automotive vehicles have become increasingly connected, and so connectivity will increasingly underpin the future of the industry.

At least that’s the view that was discussed by Steve Bell, chief analyst – connectivity, Informa Tech Automotive Group at September’s WardsAuto Intelligence Outlook Conference at The Townsend Hotel, Birmingham, Michigan. It also suggests that there is an evolution in vehicle architecture, and a transition to software-defined vehicles that will depend on connectivity to ensure they are up-to-data and cyber-secure. The executive summary of his presentation adds: “The rapid evolution of BEVs means the traditional vehicle business model of profit on initial sales is being replaced by lifetime earnings that rely on over-the-air (OTA) upgrades to enhance the vehicle value to consumers.”

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Client: InformaTech Published by Urgent Communications on 22nd December 2022.

Connected Car’s Direction Mission Critical or Infotainment?

Over the years automotive vehicles have become increasingly connected, and so connectivity will increasingly underpin the future of the industry.

At least that’s the view that was discussed by Steve Bell, chief analyst – connectivity, Informa Tech Automotive Group at September’s WardsAuto Intelligence Outlook Conference at The Townsend Hotel, Birmingham, Michigan. It also suggests that there is an evolution in vehicle architecture, and a transition to software-defined vehicles that will depend on connectivity to ensure they are up-to-data and cyber-secure. The executive summary of his presentation adds: “The rapid evolution of BEVs means the traditional vehicle business model of profit on initial sales is being replaced by lifetime earnings that rely on over-the-air (OTA) upgrades to enhance the vehicle value to consumers.”

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Client: InformaTech, published by TU Automotive. Author: Graham Jarvis. Published on 20th December 2023.