Connected Car Outlook

by Thomas Grones
PM Connected Car | TEXA CARe

www.texa.com | www.texa.care

World is changing faster than

before

the world of car is changing as

fast

Impact of digital in cars increases

and new business models

Its not the beginning

Its not the end

Its the end of beginning

Moving Forward
Business Intelligence
Car 2 Infrastructure
Car 2 Service

Autonomo
us Driving

Big
Data

Car 2
Car
Connected Infotainment

Efficiency improvement and automation are

leading
drivers to be ignorant of how vehicles work and
be unaware of anything under the bonnet

Uninformed Customers

Vehicle Relationship Management

Remote diagnostics as safetyand security

feature, increase drivers satisfaction and
improve
loyalty to garage services

Technology is applied at scale enabling

to continuously monitor vehicles,
diagnose any future faults in advance
remotely updating car software

Predictive Maintenance

Declining Cost of Ownership

Increased competition, system efficiency,

insurance by usage costs and more open
pricing
leads to a net decline in the costs of ownership

Lease become the predominant

mode of vehicle access for all:
by the hour, day or year.

Pervasive Leasing

Automated Trucks

Autonomous trucks platoons

running on the highways
keeping safety higher than ever

Need for Last Mile Efficiency

There will be more focus on reducing

inefficiencies around the final part of delivery

Energy Storage

Improvements and storage make renewable

energy
more reliable, accelerating electric vehicle
growth and enabling a behaviour change

Data MarketPlace

Data will be the new currency, having value

and price.

The first thing that needs to happen is

for auto makers and service provider to
start realizing what they can do with
that data, what the value is, what they
can do legally, and that the consumer
is okay with, too. At the moment no
one has really
figured out how to monetize and utilize
data while at the same time allaying
consumer privacy concerns.
Ben Auslander - Volkswagen

Energy Storage

Privacy & Security

Improvements and storage make renewable

energy
There is an arising need of trust by users for
more
accelerating
electric
vehicle
data reliable,
privacy and
security on
board.
growth and

IoT Driving the Connected Car

The internet of Things refers to a vast global

network
of connected devices. The connected car provides
the
best real-world illustration of how IoT works and

Discover hidden opportunities

Phone to
Car

Car through
Phone

The average smartphone

user checks their phone
221 times a day

221

Connected Car Features

In-Car infotainment apps
Add dynamic apps to the entertainment system

Remote auto-companion apps

Remotely access in-car functionality

Automotive ecommerce
Buy insurance and other services, directly from the car

Fleet management systems

Integrate logistics apps into commercial vehicles to optimize
efficiency

What Driver wants

Safety

Evolved Drivers

96%
87%

Generic Drivers

Diagnostic

87%
96%

91%
79%

Entertainment
89%
68%

Wi-Fi

84%
56%
Data Source: GFK Mar. 2015

Connected Car
14 automakers control 80% of the global car market and
Strategy
each one has
a clear connected car strategy.

Industry
The 19 triollion dollar IoT opportunity
Growth
is the contemporary
gold rush. The
automotive segment is growing 50% YoY,
10 more than the unconnected car branch.

Fast Development

Safety

According to a 2010 study b

National Highway Traffic Safety Admin,
Vehicular communication systems could
Help avoid 79% of traffic incidences.

Timing
Now is 100% the right time to
Get involved in this industry.

50%

79%

By 2020 Business Intelligence estimates that

75% of cars shipped will have the necessary
hardware for being connected

100%
80%
75%

The Big Wave is here