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Are you effectively leveraging software-defined vehicles (SDVs) for sustained growth? 🚗💡 The automotive industry is rapidly digitising, integrating disruptive technologies across Connected, Autonomous, Shared, and Electric (CASE) use-cases. OEMs are adopting SDV approaches to create vehicles equipped with automotive operating systems aiming to redefine vehicle capabilities and generate recurring revenue. Despite challenges, automakers invest in overhauling platforms, paving the way for exponential growth. Unlock the growth potential in SDVs and automotive operating systems with Frost & Sullivan’s latest analysis. 📈🔧 Click here to find out more: #SDV #AutomotiveInnovation #FutureofMobility

#PartnerContent by Reuters Events The rapid advancement of technology has heavily influenced many industries in the modern world, and the automotive industry is no exception. Automotive technology has enhanced user experience, vehicle safety, and fuel efficiency. The industry needs to accelerate incorporation of technology into their products to cope with increased consumer demands, make them as safe as possible to operate, and make a shift to zero-emission. Hear from executives of Mercedes Pay and Vinfast for what is sure to be a must-listen webinar. Sign up now to access the free recording 👉https://lnkd.in/ebXvKDUf You will learn from: ✅ Nico Kersten, CEO, Mercedes pay GmbH ✅ Plato Pathrose, CTO Vantix - Technical Director & Advisor of ADAS & Automated Driving, VINFAST ✅ Dr Mario De Felice, Head of Software Architecture, Jaguar Land Rover UK Moderator: Neil Kennett, Editor, Cars Of The Future Here are some key concepts you can expect to be addressed in this panel discussion:  📢 How to provide a highly personalized driving experience for users through in-vehicle technology and tailored interactions  📢 Evaluate the role of automotive technology towards carbon neutrality  📢 Assess how we can facilitate the large-scale deployment of autonomous vehicles

My Reuters Events: Automotive session from earlier this year is now available as a podcast – we went quite in depth on earning trust in new vehicle technologies and keeping cars affordable 🚗 ⬇ #futuremobility #roadsafety

Are you effectively leveraging software-defined vehicles (SDVs) for sustained growth? 🚗💡 The automotive industry is rapidly digitising, integrating disruptive technologies across Connected, Autonomous, Shared, and Electric (CASE) use-cases. OEMs are adopting SDV approaches to create vehicles equipped with automotive operating systems aiming to redefine vehicle capabilities and generate recurring revenue. Despite challenges, automakers invest in overhauling platforms, paving the way for exponential growth. Unlock the growth potential in SDVs and automotive operating systems with Frost & Sullivan’s latest analysis. 📈🔧 Click here to find out more: #SDV #AutomotiveInnovation #FutureofMobility

As electric vehicles and autonomous driving reshape the automotive landscape, car companies are strategizing for long-term success. This involves a multi-pronged approach: capitalizing on the EV boom with new models and improved battery technology, generating revenue through connected car services and software updates, and optimizing traditional operations for efficiency. #ElectricVehicles #EVs #AutonomousDriving #FutureofMobility #BatteryTech #ChargingInfrastructure #ConnectedCars #SubscriptionServices #DataMonetization #SoftwareDefinedVehicles #AutoIndustryTransformation #Profitability #Innovation #Sustainability #Efficiency #Manufacturing #SupplyChain

An interesting discussion covering different areas in Automotive and their evolution that happened early this year.

Sensors, Software, Cloud and AI are the biggest new value pools in Autonomous & Digital Autos ✅ Where is automotive R&D for Software-Driven cars focused? New sensors, Supercomputers & Autonomous Driving Software to support ADAS & Autonomy. 💡 By 2030, 67% of new vehicles sold globally will have Level 2+ and 3 autonomous driving capability and 25% of these vehicles will have Level 4. ✅ Software & AI represent significant new value pools for automotive players. Software will reach 30% of the overall vehicle content of a D-segment car in 2030. Automotive AI start-ups raised $2.4 Billion between Q1 2021 and Q1 2023. ✅ Cloud-based development of new features promises scalability, efficiency, security, and staying always up to date. What other opportunities do you see?

2024 looks to be transformative for mobility innovation. From continued growth in the autonomous vehicle market to enhanced MaaS and smart cities integration, not to mention expanding uses for additive manufacturing. Read: https://hubs.li/Q02lC8xb0 #MappingTheFuture

**Industry Trends and Innovations:** - "The automotive industry is at the forefront of innovation with trends like electric vehicles (EVs) and autonomous driving reshaping the future of transportation. Companies are investing heavily in sustainable technologies to reduce carbon footprints and improve efficiency. Excited to see how these advancements will redefine mobility in the coming years! #AutomotiveIndustry #Innovation #Sustainability"

How Tech Giants Could Displace Automotive OEMs The automotive market is a huge industry, and its evolution has spawned several giant corporations with many sub-brands, many of which are household names. However, the automotive industry is arguably undergoing the greatest technological shifts it has ever seen. Electrification, autonomous driving, and a shift to software-defined vehicles. With these trends well underway, is there space for companies often more associated with technology and consumer electronics to become a much bigger part of the automotive market and potentially start making cars themselves? Continue reading this IDTechEx article here: https://lnkd.in/gBVx4r-B Author: Dr James Edmondson, Research Director at IDTechEx #AutomotiveIndustry #AutomotiveMarket