In-Car Entertainment

In-car entertainment is expected to register further volume decline in 2022. There are several factors leading to the decline. New cars often have in-built technology. In addition, prices are on the rise due to general inflation, in particular…

Despite the resumption of travel in 2022, demand for in-car entertainment continues to decline. Developments in the automobile industry in Romania offer little room for development of in-car entertainment. Most new automobiles come with in-car…

The worldwide chip shortage is having an impact on car sales in Taiwan, with not only a lack of chips necessary in car manufacturing but also a short supply of imported cars. As such, sales in cars declined slightly in 2021 and is continuing…

The increasing demand for second-hand cars due to the weaking purchasing power and high cost of brand-new cars will lead to a positive performance for in-dash media players in 2022. To upgrade a second-hand car, many consumers tend to purchase modern…

The Russia-Ukraine conflict, which began in February 2022, has had a negative effect on the automotive industry in Sweden and it is expected to continue to weigh heavily on the market throughout 2022. Car prices are at a record-high level due to…

Retail constant value sales (2022 prices) of in-car entertainment continued their long-term decline in 2022. Moreover, the rate of decline accelerated. This is in spite of the fact that the level of car ownership is rising in Malaysia. Tax incentives…

In Greece, in-car entertainment is seeing a small rise in sales in 2022 as consumers are able to move around more after months of lockdowns in the previous two years. Nevertheless, 2021-2022 has seen a huge shortage in cars, with delivery times for…

Though in persistent decline, in-car entertainment’s downward slide in terms of volume sales in 2022 is somewhat slower than in 2021 thanks to increasing numbers of consumers returning to work and using their cars. Nonetheless, in-car entertainment…

In 2022, volume sales are once again falling for in-car navigation devices. This long-time downward trend began a decade ago, though 2022’s decline is a softer fall thanks to an energetic return to travel post-pandemic. Though restrictions eased in…

In-car entertainment is set to experience declining retail volume sales in 2022 following a strong upturn in demand the previous year. 2021’s positive performance was exceptional and driven by access to excess funds as the government permitted…

There is expected to be a further decrease in retail volume sales of in-car navigation over 2022. This performance is underpinned by the strong substitution trend with smartphone navigation apps, which reduce or even remove the need to purchase an…

Demand for in-car entertainment is in long-term decline, with retail current value sales being cannibalised by smartphones. In-car navigation is being particularly badly affected by this, as local consumers increasingly prefer to use mapping apps…

After experiencing a decade of double-digit declines every year, in-car navigation was struck by even larger falls in sales in 2020 and 2021, losing more than one third of its volume sales in consecutive years. Moreover, 2022 is not expected to see a…

In-car entertainment continues to lose traction, as it is affected by increasingly well-equipped cars and the use of smartphones for navigation. Furthermore, a growing number of consumers are using apps such as Google Maps instead of dedicated in-car…

In-car entertainment is expected to register further volume decline in 2022. There are several factors leading to the decline. New cars often have in-built technology. In addition, prices are on the rise due to general inflation, in particular…

In-car entertainment is seeing declining volume sales across all of its categories with many of the products becoming obsolete due to technological advancements. Most mid- and higher priced new cars now come fitted with in-car entertainment features,…

In-car entertainment products have been a hard sell in recent years, with many consumers in younger generations not even owning a car and new cars increasingly being equipped with in-built electronics. Nonetheless, thanks to e-commerce, products that…

In-car entertainment continues its unstoppable downward fall overall in 2022 – a pattern which will persist over the forecast period, too, in terms of volume sales. Only in-dash media players shows positive growth, and then only a small rise that is…

In-dash media players and in-car speakers showed a negative sales performance in 2021 as sales of new cars witnessed a tremendous double-digit volume growth. Purchases of in-dash media players and in-car speakers are mainly driven by ownership of old…

Demand for in-car entertainment is in long-term decline, with retail constant value sales continuing to fall at a double-digit rate in 2022. A growing number of local consumers are using their smartphones for navigation and entertainment in their…