Category: Internet
Asia Internet
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In-Car Entertainment in India
... components such as built-in navigation systems, reverse cameras, media players and speakers, thereby negatively impacting the aftersales category. While sales of aftermarket car products like wheels, oils and fluids will remain significant, consumers are opting ... Read More
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In-Car Entertainment in Hong Kong, China
... number of registered private cars. This trend is expected to continue in the near future, as the pandemic effects on the local territory and economy lessen, leading to more people travelling abroad and, subsequently, reducing ... Read More
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In-Car Entertainment in Taiwan
... volume terms, largely due to the deepening penetration of smartphones, alongside the wider availability of more affordable roaming services from telecom companies. Many smartphones come with pre-installed GPS systems, which are accurate and convenient, and ... Read More
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In-Car Entertainment in China
... overall sales of products to be fitted after the sale of the car. As a result, the volume sales of in-car navigation in 2023 are expected to be notably lower than sales seen in 2020. ... Read More
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In-Car Entertainment in South Korea
... high-tech built-in navigation systems, as well as smartphones. As car makers aim to appeal to younger consumers, they focus on attractive selling points such as in-car entertainment. For example, in 2023, Hyundai and Kia motor ... Read More
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In-Car Entertainment in Indonesia
... and video systems into vehicles, thereby elevating the overall driving experience and making the vehicles more appealing to potential buyers. For instance, Toyota has taken a significant step by collaborating with Pioneer to integrate high-quality ... Read More
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In-Car Entertainment in Singapore
... systems help avoid accidents and assist with parking and cruise control by using monitors, cameras, and sensors embedded in the vehicle. As these features are integrated into many vehicles' media and navigation systems, drivers are ... Read More
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In-Car Entertainment in Thailand
... traditional in-car entertainment systems, they had less need to turn to aftermarket products. Electric vehicles (EVs), in particular, typically come with new and modern dashboard designs that are not always compatible with traditional in-car entertainment ... Read More
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In-Car Entertainment in Turkey
... which has led to a general decline in demand for in-car entertainment. The highest volume decline was seen by in-car navigation where smartphones are being used as an effective substitute. Smartphone penetration is very high ... Read More
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In-Car Entertainment in Vietnam
... cars and other vehicles. Furthermore, the government looked to support the car industry by reducing registration fees by 50% for domestically manufactured/assembled cars in the first half of 2022 which helped to deliver remarkable results ... Read More
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In-Car Entertainment in Malaysia
... the latter, tax incentives were a key contributor to this trend, as consumers took advantage of the extension of sales tax exemption for new car purchases (100% on locally assembled vehicles and 50% on imported ... Read More
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In-Car Entertainment in the Philippines
... Furthermore, greater smartphone penetration and improving network and data coverage means that more people are using GPS applications such as Waze and Google Maps to guide them in their navigation. In-car navigation products are also ... Read More
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In-Car Entertainment in Japan
... The decrease slowed in 2022, and this is set to continue in 2023, but it is not expected to be able see any rebound, even after big shocks for several consecutive years. The underlying trend ... Read More
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In-Car Entertainment in China
... example, the volume size of in-car navigation in 2022 is expected to be less than 20% of what it was five years ago. As connectivity and smartness are key themes for the automotive industry, especially ... Read More
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