This sector has grown because of the demographic dividend, higher purchasing power, growing economy and rising popularity of ridesharing services in the country. Explore the role of the government, impact of new business models, emerging opportunities and more.
The Indian two-wheeler sector—the largest in the world—has undergone significant changes. Get insights into the growth metrics, technologies, government regulations, competitors, future growth strategies, battery subscription plans and charging infrastructure.
How has the EV sector progressed since 2010? What is the most popular EV type, vehicle model, OEM, and vehicle segment YoY and cumulatively? Who are the fastest-growing OEMs and which models have disrupted sales trends or exposed demand? What are the growth opportunities in the current scenario?
The importance of digital B2B marketing
Digital marketing is replacing traditional marketing. Digital ad spending accounted for nearly half of global ad marketing in 2019, with countries like China leading the digital-first approach. By 2023, the share of digital ad spending is forecast to be over 60%. While digital marketing is more dominant in the B2C space, the explosion of connected devices, increasing usage of personal smartphones for work, and the growing sophistication and cost-effectiveness of complementary technologies such as AR/VR, are also driving the shift to digital marketing in the B2B space. COVID-19 has accelerated this process, and the resulting cancellation of face-to-face meetings, industry events, seminars, etc., often leaves digital marketing as the only option. There has been a surge in virtual industry conferences and events, and social media campaigns targeting business buyers have increased manifold.
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sector indicate what the industry will look
like this year. This sector was dampened by
various factors in 2018 and 2019, and the first
half of 2020 pushed automotive sales to
historic lows. With 2021 kicking off on an
optimistic note, get a glimpse of the 10 top
trends that Sarwant Singh, Senior Partner,
Frost & Sullivan, thinks will invigorate the
automotive industry and the predictions that
will transform it.
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Major disruptions are taking place in
the automotive industry. Sarwant Singh, Senior
Partner, Frost & Sullivan, and his team have
tracked over 2,000 innovative start-ups in
70-plus countries across key automotive
segments. They cover automotive internet of
things (IoT), autonomous technologies,
logistics and supply chain, connected
solutions, new mobility services,
manufacturing, EV, and retail and aftersales.
Read this article for a better understanding of
the highly dynamic automotive industry.
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Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis, Transitory Trends in the Electric Vehicle Ecosystem in the United States, 2025, finds that the electric vehicle (EV) market in the United States is expected to flourish with government incentives driving EV ownership. The study also examines various trends in EV sales since 2010, factors contributing to growth, the current charging infrastructure, the road ahead, and much more.
As the automotive industry converges toward Connected, Autonomous, Shared, and Electric (CASE) mobility, OEMs have worked on re-engineering their conventional platforms to accommodate electric vehicle (EV) components such as batteries and motors. However, the industry’s transition from a vehicle-centric to a service-centric approach is necessitating the development of new digital platforms (software, back-haul connectivity, and cloud).
COVID-19 has affected the four cornerstones of connectivity, shared, electric and autonomous (C.A.S.E.) in the mobility industry, even as it continues to incubate new consumer behaviors, competitive responses, innovation strategies, and business models. The crisis has provided a massive impetus to digital initiatives across the mobility value chain.
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