Technavio defines automotive remote diagnostics or remote vehicle diagnostics as a solution that enables automation of vehicle health and diagnosis using a wireless network. Vehicle health check refers to monitoring vehicle performance by continuously checking and assessing real-time data of certain parameters. This process helps to identify any deviation against expected vehicle performance. Diagnosis refers to the investigation based on real-time vehicle data associated with vehicle performance parameter deviation and the determination of root causes of the deviation. This technology offers several business benefits to both customers and OEMs by enabling an effective vehicle health planner.

PART 01: Executive summary 5

PART 02: Scope of the report 19

Market overview 19

PART 03: Market research methodology 21

Research methodology 21

Economic indicators 21

PART 04: Introduction 22

Key market highlights 22

Value chain analysis 29

Product life cycle 30

Regulatory framework 31

PART 05: Market landscape 33

Market overview 33

Market size and forecast 38

Five forces analysis 42

PART 06: Geographical segmentation 43

Commercial vehicle remote diagnostics market in the

Americas 44

Commercial vehicle remote diagnostics market in

EMEA 45

Commercial vehicle remote diagnostics market in

APAC 48

PART 07: Market drivers 51

Need to reduce total cost of ownership (TCO) of vehicles

for fleet operators 51

Expanding used commercial vehicles market 52

Usage-based insurance (UBI) model to drive the utility

value of remote diagnostics 53

OEMs to explore untapped revenue source from remote

diagnostics as a business model 53

Potential benefits to customers 54

PART 08: Market challenges 56

Disruptive effects on existing business models as a result

of remote diagnostics 56

Cultural resistance from customers 57

Data security in telematics industry 57

Complexity in telematics software and hardware

design 58

Satisfaction gained from low-cost aftermarket

components 58

Subscription cost of telematics services 59

Increase in overhead costs for OEMs 59

Concerns regarding privacy 60

Complexities because of several industry standards and

several types of value chain stakeholders 61

PART 09: Market trends 62

Increasing mobile phone integration with the telematics

system and vehicle diagnostics based insurance

programs 62

Remote diagnostics beyond vehicular systems'

performance 63

Development of next-generation telematics protocol 63

Advanced analytics on telematics data to reduce risk

severity 64

Evolution of automotive remote diagnostics to

prognostics in passenger cars 65

PART 10: Vendor landscape 66

Competitive scenario 66

Other prominent vendors 68

PART 11: Key vendor analysis 74

Continental 74

Bosch 78

Vector Informatik 82

Vidiwave 84

PART 12: Appendix 86

List of abbreviations 86

PART 13: Explore Technavio 88