In-Car Entertainment

Despite comprising the largest proportion of in-car entertainment, traditional in-car navigation is registering low growth. The main drivers of this decline are the rapid growth of smartphones and the trend towards connected devices with Bluetooth or...

Most consumers have been upgrading from the base model when purchasing cars. They are increasingly willing to pay extra to dealers for additional features, based on their needs and budgets. There is consequently less need to upgrade in-car ...

In 2019, in-car entertainment volumes decreased significantly, and are expected to continue to decline under persistent pressure from substitute products, particularly smartphones. Amidst the declining trend, the main theme shaping the demand for ...

In the United Arab Emirates the quality and range of entertainment systems integrated into new cars is expected to continue to improve. Increasing numbers of consumers will therefore have little need for additional in-car entertainment products. ...

In-car entertainment continued to see a strong retail volume decline in 2019. In-car navigation continued to be the most affected, due to the rise of smartphones, as well as increasingly cheap mobile internet. Google Maps can be accessed from ...

Since most new cars in Ukraine are equipped with in-car entertainment, all categories saw a decline in volume sales in 2019. Consequently, demand for in-car entertainment is mostly limited to buyers of second-hand cars. However, in-dash media players...

Strong economic prospects and government policies seeking to boost the performance of the automobile industry have created a positive platform for the further development of in-car entertainment in the Philippines. The domestic economy is projected ...

The in-car entertainment category saw negative growth overall in 2019, dragged down by in-car navigation units and in-car speakers. These performances were to some extent offset by in-dash media players, however: this is the largest category within ...

Retail volume sales of in-car navigation, in-car speakers and in-dash media players again declined in 2019, and the trend is expected to continue over the forecast period, with several reasons for the decline. On the one hand, car producers are ...

According to the General Statistics Office of Vietnam, the number of cars imported into the country increased by 852% in the first quarter of 2019 compared with the first quarter of the previous year. This led to a 31% spike in purchases of cars at ...

With high penetration within Australia, consumer use of smartphones continued to compound demand for aftersales of in-car navigation, with the latter recording stronger retail volume decline in 2019 compared to the previous year. Most smartphones ...

In-car entertainment volume and current value sales declined consistently over 2014-2019, and the negative trend is expected to persist over the forecast period. Demand for in-car navigation devices will continue to fall due to saturation, ...

The effects on consumers of devaluation have been aggravated by import tariffs on a wide range of products, including electronic devices. As a result, prices of in-car entertainment have risen dramatically, and the environment has become increasingly...

In-car navigation experiences severe competition from smartphones, which can serve the same purpose. The majority of Italians use the GPS on their smartphone both in the car and when walking. Using a smartphone whilst driving is prohibited by law in ...

In-car navigation continued to suffer from the growing number and range of smartphone navigation apps. Government programmes have specifically focused on improving internet and cellular connectivity across the country making it very easy for ...

In-car navigation recorded steep retail volume declines over the review period and into 2019. Smartphones are no longer a luxury to Malaysians, but more of a necessity and the plethora of available apps mean these devices are used to manage an ...

In-car entertainment volume sales declined consistently over 2014-2019, and the negative trend looks set to persist throughout the forecast period. The category will continue shrinking due to the fact that new cars sold in the Netherlands now ...

The Annual Report of Vehicle Registrations showed that during 2018, the number of new vehicle registrations stood at 256,000 up from 238,000 in the previous year, representing an 8% rise. This represented an increase after declining sales in earlier ...

In 2019, volume growth continued to decline in every category of in-car entertainment in the Czech Republic. Ongoing and increasing use of smartphone navigation apps continued to impede volume growth of in-car navigation and improved quality of ...

Demand for in-car entertainment such as in-dash media players continued to wane with the aftersales market driven by the need to replace broken devices in older car models. However, innovations and modern sets with new features such as Bluetooth or ...