The Shifting Tides of Connected & Autonomous Vehicles

This research-based eBook focuses on the shift in attitudes of the different sectors of the automotive ecosystem as it continues its development of connected and autonomous vehicles. The output shared in the eBook is based on two worldwide surveys conducted in 2017 and 2019 of automotive industry stakeholders to learn about their perceptions, priorities and market expectations for connected & autonomous vehicles.

Based on a comparison of survey results, the eBook shares the shift in expectations on timelines for autonomous vehicles, and the various connectivity options that will be used. Also, who in the industry is seen as driving the numerous standards, and who the ecosystem believe will be the ultimate winners in the space.

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One comment

Jay Wack 14th October 2019 @ 4:33 pm

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IMHO the security process must be layered to include the data itself..managed by the data owner…total dependence on a network that is not controlled by the data owner is not logical.

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