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新兴欧洲汽车行业报告(2019-2020年)
At a segment level, Emerging Europe’s automotive market is dominated by passenger cars, accounting
for 87% of the region’s total motor vehicle manufacturing and for 83% of sales in 2017. Every third
automobile in Europe is assembled in Emerging Europe, with total passenger car output in the region
rising by 7.2% y/y to 6.6mn units in 2017. The region’s largest car maker is the Czech Republic, where
output rose by 5.2% y/y to a new all-time-high of 1.4mn passenger cars in 2017. The strong
performance came on the back of a record output at the country’s major carmaker Skoda Auto, which
makes nearly two-thirds of the cars in the Czech Republic. Russia was Emerging Europe’s second
biggest car maker in 2017, assembling 1.3mn cars, up by 19.9% against 2016. A 20.2% y/y growth helped
Turkey climb to the third spot with a car output of 1.1mn units. Slovakia, on the other hand, slipped to
the fourth position as output there fell by 3.7%. Slovakia is one of the two automotive producers in
the region that is solely engaged in the production of passenger cars. The other one is Slovenia, which
produced nearly 190,000 cars in 2017, up 42% y/y, the strongest annual growth in the region in that
year.
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汽车夜视系统市场全球展望预测(2019-2024年)
The global automotive night vision system market is evolving along with the changing
dynamics of the automotive industry. In terms of revenue, the global automotive
night vision system market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 15.31% during
2018−2024.
Safety and security have always been the
core of automotive manufacturing.
Automotive manufacturers have
constantly been striving to make the
current and future generations of vehicles
smarter and more secure. This has
triggered a transition from minimal
electronic content to hybrid and electric
drivetrains controlled by multiple sensors
and computer systems. These systems
control everything from engine temperature, suspension, steering control,
acceleration/deceleration of the vehicle, and lighting, among others.
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土耳其汽车行业报告(2018-2019年)
Turkey is home to 14 motor vehicle producers and over 400 automotive industry suppliers. The
automotive manufacturers have a total of 18 production plants in the country, located mainly in the
northwestern and central parts of Turkey. The competition in the sector intensified in the late 1990s,
when Toyota, Honda and Hyundai opened their plants in the country. The new entrants had to
compete with the already established players Ford, Mercedes Benz, MAN, Renault and Fiat, the
majority of which had formed joint ventures with local producers.
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汽车存储器市场全球展望预测(2019-2024年)
The increasing use of automotive memories in infotainment and connectivity,
instrument clusters, powertrains, ADAS, and other applications is driving the global
automotive memory market in recent years.
In 2018, the infotainment and connectivity segment dominated the global automotive
memory market with a 52.5% share in terms of revenue. The market share of this
segment is expected to increase to 52.56% by 2024, growing at a CAGR of 23.62%
during the forecast period.
Instrument cluster was the second largest segment in the global automotive memory
market and accounted for a 23.5% share in terms of revenue in 2018. The market
share of this segment is expected to reach 22.54% by 2024.
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俄罗斯汽车行业报告(2018-2019年)
The passenger car segment of the automotive market is highly competitive with many international
players present. The CV segment is less competitive with several brands, predominantly local,
absorbing the majority of sales. As the automotive sector emerges from the crisis, local brands lose
market share at the expense of foreign ones with established local manufacturing plants. This is
observed on both the PC and the truck segments.