In-Car Entertainment

Coronavirus (COVID-19) damaged the demand for in-car devices in 2020, as travel restrictions were imposed in the wake of the pandemic. Households were recommended to keep travel local, which reduced the use of and demand for in-car navigation and…

Due to the impact of COVID-19, sales of all in-car entertainment products are predicted to continue declining in 2021. In-dash media players is predicted to be the most resilient, while in-car navigation systems is expected to be hit the worst. In…

The mobility market has witnessed a marked recovery with the containment of the pandemic in China. According to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, volume sales of passenger cars in the initial two months of 2021 experienced high…

In-car entertainment in Germany is set to see a further retail volume decline in 2021, confirming the trend seen in previous years, although the decline is expected to be slower than in 2020. In 2021 some consumers improved and upgraded their…

A significant decline in sales of both new and second-hand cars during the COVID-19 crisis has had a negative impact on the in-car entertainment category. An expansion in the range of financing available to consumers in an effort to stimulate demand…

The standard and quality of pre-installed in-car audio, media, and entertainment systems in vehicles sold in Australia have seen major improvements in recent years. Premium factory-fitted sound systems and satellite-navigation devices are not only…

Demand for in-car entertainment has been heavily impacted by the pandemic and subsequent related restrictions, due to home isolation resulting in less movement and travel, and ultimately curtailing longer distance travel in cars. This resulted in…

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…

Having declined during 2020, as COVID-19 restrictions led to a significant reduction in consumer mobility, retail current value sales of in-car entertainment will grow at their fastest rate in nine years during 2021. Growth in demand for in-car…

COVID-19 is predicted to continue to contribute to a decline in growth for in-car entertainment in 2021, as ongoing travel restrictions continue to impact sales across the subcategories. In addition, price sensitivity in the country has increased…

After experiencing a double-digit drop in retail volume sales in 2020 as the pandemic and subsequent rising price sensitivity significantly reduced investments in terms of purchasing vehicles, 2021 is expected to register a partial recovery in terms…

While retail current value sales of in-car entertainment will continue to decline during 2021, they will do so at a much more modest rate than in 2020. During 2020, COVID-19 restrictions meant that local consumers were spending much more time at home…

Retail current value sales of in-car entertainment will continue to decline during 2021, albeit at a slightly more moderate pace than in 2020. Demand for in-car entertainment was particularly badly affected by the pandemic, as restrictions on…

Retail current value sales of in-car entertainment are in long-term decline, and COVID-19 restrictions accelerated this trend during 2020. With consumers spending more than at home and moving around less, they were much more inclined to spend money…

In-car entertainment in Israel was already declining pre-COVID-19, with the downward trend further accelerated in 2020 due to lockdown restrictions resulting in little perceived need to invest in vehicle improvements. Furthermore, restrictions on…

Although the category returned to positive if modest growth in 2021 as travel restrictions began to ease, the in-car entertainment category continued to be affected by the economic impact of COVID-19 on consumer spending power, and growing…

The automotive market in India had already been in a slump even in the pre-COVID-19 years, but the pandemic only added to the industry’s problems. The passenger car market saw muted demand in 2019 and in 2020, with lockdowns having a strong negative…

Domestic travel became an option during the Southern-hemisphere summer in 2021, after travel in 2020 was hindered by stay-at-home orders. Domestic travel is also being encouraged by a promising vaccination campaign. Chileans were thus able to use…

Demand for in-car entertainment is set to experience further declines in 2021 as a continuation of a trend already emerging in Ukraine over the review period. While there has been a lack of movement outside of the home as a result of the pandemic,…

Retail current value sales of in-car entertainment declined by almost a third during 2020, as restrictions on movement meant that local consumers spent much less time in their cars, exacerbating the economic shock of the pandemic, which resulted in a…