Connected cars installed base reaches 841 million in 2030, as MNOs turn to inactive connected cars for revenue boost 

The connected cars market has had a few technological missteps, over the years. But the real challenge has been the rate of churn.

Although it will take time for native connectivity options to be appreciated by the consumer, MNOs the world over will look to leverage this installed base of connections, in order to combat their financial burdens. Stagnant consumer ARPUs could be significantly improved with the addition of a car to the subscriber’s plan, and MNOs will focus on this revenue opportunity.

This report includes connectivity technology roadmaps, XLS projections for numbers of connections and revenue, as well as background and technical discussions. You’re invited to download the Executive Summary for more details about this report (link below).

This report is designed for the many participants in the connected car value chain, including:

• Mobile Network Operators
• Cellular equipment vendors, and providers of the various components and subsystems
• Traditional makers of automotive parts
• Specialist vendors of automotive connectivity modules, such as roadside and onboard units
• Semiconductor manufacturers
• Navigation, infotainment and insurance service providers

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