Automotive Knowledge Series Mar 2022

Posted March 7, 2022

Quanzen now brings to our readers a curated list of Advancements, Innovations, Hurdles, Alternatives, and more. These articles, podcasts, interviews, blogs, and opinions are especially related to C.A.S.E. mobility and Automotive Industry in India. Quanzen is also conducting regular interviews with industry experts to delve deeper into questions that need answers for enabling further action.

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A study by Gartner shows that auto-market will be prime user 5G & IoT Solutions: New models offering exciting/innovative features, better production processes, new business models, etc. are likely as 5G reshapes Industry 4.0 (Read more!)

ADAS and autonomous level 2 likely in the mass market in two to four years: This interview with a product development industry insider throws light on the current level of autonomy of vehicles, the focus areas of assisted driving technology that will see growth, and how customer preferences are leading the change. (Read More!)

Bosch is trying to create low-cost, affordable ADAS systems: Vehicles having ADAS and level II autonomy offer an extra blanket of safety but are still out of reach for the masses and Bosch wants to make it affordable in hatchbacks, sub-compact SUVs, and sedans. (Read More!)
This analysis by Frost & Sullivan on demand-led growth of HMI Industry: The human-machine interface market is estimated to reach $1.67 Bn by 2027 from $980 Mn in 2020. (Read More!)
Indians are willing to pay more for Safety: A third of the respondents surveyed by Mobility Outlook prefer 4 or 5 stars rated safety vehicles for their future vehicle purchases and are willing to shell out more for upgraded security features. (Read more!)
India’s own Safety Rating System will likely be superior to Global NCAP: The government hinting at making 6 airbags, hill-assist, ESC, ABS, etc. as standard fitments are aimed at making Indian roads safer while keeping costs under control. (Read More!)
The majority of Indian consumers prefer EVs in a Deloitte Study: The study notes that more than half of respondents are concerned about climate change, pollution levels, and gasoline / diesel emissions and are leaning towards EVs. The study indicates an even bigger interest in subscription-based models with their flexible ownership ability. (Read More!)
Battery Swapping Developments: In a bid to push EV adoption in the country, a new battery swapping policy is being proposed by public policy think tank NITI Aayog. Such a policy has the potential to cause disruptive trends like leasing, BaaS, etc. apart from its main aim of bringing down upfront costs of EVs thus enabling speedy mass adoption. (Read More!)
Hurdles Solutions and Opportunities in the EV market: While a lack of product innovation, the high upfront costs, and lack of charging infrastructure have been some of the main reasons for lower demand for EVs so far, the change in the regulatory framework, India Inc.’s significant capital investments into the EV value chain, rising tech-savvy customers’ interest and opportunities in this field have now put EVs at an inflection point in India. (Read More!)

Add-On Articles

India’s sunrise sector – Green Hydrogen: In line with its ambitious green commitment and towards energy security, the National Hydrogen Mission was announced by the government last year and Indian companies are already investing in Gigafactories to cater to growing interest and demand. (Read More!)

Main companies leading the Green Hydrogen revolution:A peek at how leading names in the Indian Oil and Gas sector are tapping into the hydrogen opportunity and what their first steps are looking like. (Read More!)

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