Transforming Vehicle Safety and Connectivity: The Automaker’s Imperative to Change
Frost & Sullivan Middle East
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How Changing Consumer Preferences Unveil Innovative Growth Opportunities
The traditional automotives ecosystem is rapidly evolving from a pyramidal structure to a flatter one as Connected, Autonomous, Shared, and Electric (CASE) mobility pushes automakers to make room for new technology participants in the conventional mobility value chain.
Features like intuitive brakes, blind-spot detection, night-assist vision, next-generation advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) on a chip, and telematics are intensifying the pressure to realign mobility product and service strategies in response to progressively stringent safety regulations.
In a world where the sharing economy, digital tools, and safety features increase the longevity of automotives, the consequent drop in vehicle unit sales is inevitable.
Unsettling as this may be, such a transformation is likely to have more victims than winners, as industry incumbents grapple to keep pace with the disruptions brought on by digital technologies and fierce competition from new entrants.
Riding the Wave of Digital Transformation to Emerge Victorious
Triggered by the accelerated rise of technologies like on-board digital software, Big Data analytics, LiDAR, autonomous platforms, and software-defined vehicles automakers are under immense pressure to deliver cutting-edge convenience and value-added features across multiple vehicle segments at minimum costs.
To build competitive differentiation, OEMs now need to embrace best practices, growth pipeline management systems, and trusted implementation frameworks that empower them to use digital transformation to their advantage.
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Fostering Digital Agility to Minimize Risks
With mobility players taking the net zero oath to minimize fatalities, it is crucial to realign active and passive safety product portfolios to fulfil changing customer preferences and meet regulatory/security mandates.
Further, as legacy OEMs grapple to create and deliver customer value, the reluctance to embrace digital transformation can have detrimental effects on growth—laggards face the risk of dwindling bottom lines against a backdrop of future-forward safety features.
Mobility ecosystems of the future necessitate coopetition between automakers, technology providers, start-ups, governments, and other entities to create holistic mobility solutions.
Traditional boundaries between automakers and tech companies are blurring, as collaboration and innovation become key pillars in delivering the next generation of vehicles. Stakeholders that fail to adapt will be subject to compliance failures, skyrocketing development costs, accidental liability, loss of revenue, and missed opportunities.
The question is—What strategic partnerships and collaborations should you forge to deliver innovative mobility solutions that maximize customer value?
Are You Ready to Evaluate Your Safety & Connectivity Alignment and Transform Your Business?
To navigate evolving business ecosystems, companies across the automotive and transportation continuum must identify and overcome crucial growth barriers. The key to success is finding the right opportunities that align with your growth vision and implementing the best-fit strategies.
Frost & Sullivan has six decades of experience in connecting global mega trends, emerging technologies, and new business models to drive radical growth. We help companies identify, evaluate, and prioritize best-fit opportunities that empower them to thrive through change.
Let us guide you through your transformation journey by working collaboratively with the ecosystem community of companies in automotive safety and connectivity.
This journey is fuelled by four powerful components, ensuring your success in navigating industry changes: