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Experience the new driving formula that moves at your fingertips.
CONNECTED CARS
WILL BECOME BIG DATA PLATFORMS
Every second, a telematics device will
produce a data record including
information like date, time, speed,
longitude, latitude, acceleration or
deceleration, cumulative mileage and
fuel consumption.
This represents approximately 5MB to
15MB annually per customer. With a
customer base of 100,000 vehicles, this
represents more than 1 terabyte of data
per year.
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Big Data will be worth US$122bn
in the automotive industry ; with
70-80% of cars expected to be
connected.
Approximately 35 million
connected vehicles in North
America and Europe will
make relevant data sets
60 percent of all global new
vehicle sales will have
connected car services.
available for car companies
to assimilate and convert
into actionable insights.
CONNECTED CARS WILL BECOME
HUBS
Consumers expect the connected car of the future to provide the same connected
experience they are used to at home, at work and on the move via their mobile phone
Wi-Fi Hotspot
Chevrolet Impala, features an inbuilt
Wi-Fi function that connects the
driver's smartphone to the internet.
Passengers can now run mobile
applications while driving
Apps on Dashboard
Mercedes GL, features screens on
the backseats that allows pas-
sangers sitting in the back to
' access social media.
Speech to Text
BMW 7 series, features the speech
to text functionality that turns
speech into text on the dashboard
via dictation function
seat passengers.
Hand Gestures
Cadillac ATS, features digital touch
points with haptic feedback and
proximity sensors that detects
driver's hand gestures to prevent
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Connected cars have tackled some of the biggest challenges in
the transportation industry—in the areas of improved safety.
IMPROVED
SAFETY
CONTROLS
73% of respondents chose safety and diagnostics features as
the most important, giving a clear indication of the areas they
would expect connected services to focus in the future.
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Cadillac ATS 2014,
features a radar based
collision system that
alerts the driver of any
approaching object.
This pre—charges the
brakes for improved
Range rover sport 2014,
features junction view
cameras to get live video
from the corners of the
car to check blind spots.
Audi R8 2014, features
the laser headlights that
triggers a low beam when
an oncoming vehicle is
sensed and flashes a
warning light when
pedestrians are spotted.
stopping time.
IMPROVED REMOTE
MAINTENENCE
Vehicle Diagnostics
KIA SOUL 2014, detects technical
defects and alerts the driver
beforehand to prevent sudden
breakdowns.
Pay As You Drive
Remote diagnostic services has
changed the way insurance companies
run their business. With reports generat-
ed by the diagnostic ports installed in
cars, the cost of motor insurance is
determined by the usage, distance,
behavior and place.
Automatic
software upgrade
Tesla S's remote services automatically
installs the latest softwares into the car
when an update is released. The driver will
be notified of it on the inbuilt
17"touchscreen.
02 Car Connection, M2M
remote automobile diagnostics
02 Car Connection consists of an M2M
hardware unit, which drivers can easily
install in their cars, a smartphone app
and matching service for data transmis-
sion. This allows the drivers to receive
real time diagnostic information, ensur-
ing improved safety on the road.
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