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全球汽车V2X市场报告
Vehicle-to-everything (V2X) is a wireless communications technology that aims to enable data
exchange between a vehicle and its surroundings. In a V2X ecosystem, vehicles, mobile devices, and
roadside equipment, among others, generate and exchange data, allowing them to alert the users
about driving and environment conditions on the road. By leveraging V2X communications, the driving
experience of drivers, pedestrians, and other vehicles is enhanced by the prevention of crashes,
enhancement in traffic flow, reduction in transit trip times, and reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.
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全球汽车后座娱乐系统市场前景预测(2020-2025年)
The automobile industry, since the last decade, has been undergoing systemic shifts
in the context of engine downsizing, vehicle system electrification, pollution controls,
accessibility and health. The market is in close accordance with the economic climate
and customer confidence. After the subprime crisis of 2008, the market was
experiencing a slowdown, with car prices plummeting between 2010 and 2012, along
with big North American OEMs suffering financial difficulties. This emerged from
the subprime crisis with car revenues in North America, hitting pre-recession rates.
The US, North America's largest economy, has emerged from the subprime crisis and
reported steady growth in GDP.
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全球汽车48V系统市场报告(2020-2027年)
Automakers worldwide are moving toward electrifying their fleets, but it does not mean that every future car or
truck will need to be plugged in. Instead, the first wave of this advancement is 48-volt technology. This new
technology includes the benefits such as decreased emissions and improved acceleration. In addition, the new
onboard battery systems provide extra power to run infotainment and advanced safety systems in vehicle.
Moreover, the 48-volt systems are an easy way for automakers to improve performance, fuel economy, and
even durability. Most cars today contain the typical 12-volt electrical system that relies on an alternator to
convert the engine’s power into electrical current. That current charges the vehicle’s starter battery and runs all
the vehicle’s electrical components, including lighting, infotainment, and safety systems. But 12-volt systems
are becoming inadequate for modern vehicles. Further, many parts in the vehicle nowadays require electrical
power, advanced safety technology, and convenience features. This is the main reason automakers, including
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA), Mercedes-Benz, and Volkswagen, have started designing vehicles using 48-
volt systems.