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AutoTechInsight Reports deliver premium analysis curated by our esteemed global analyst team of over 75 experts. Backed by original research and forecasting, these reports delve deep into the world of automotive technology and supply chain, providing invaluable insights to industry stakeholders.

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Transforming power steering: Embracing the steer-by-wire revolution
Our latest report on "Transforming power steering: Embracing the by-wire revolution" offers an in-depth analysis of the steer-by-wire (SBW) system, its key markets, major growth drivers, and key challenges that the technology faces in wider fitment in vehicles. The report also analyzes key suppliers leading SBW system development and commercialization as well as key automakers that are getting ready to launch this technology in their next-generation vehicles.
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Rapid Response: Impact analysis of US automotive tariff actions - Issue #12
The latest edition of the Rapid Response series covering US tariffs assesses the deals struck with mainland China and the UK since our last update. With automotive one of five key sectors for the US administration we discuss what the end game for tariffs may look like.
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Technology readiness for the software-defined vehicle (SDV)
As stakeholders across the mobility and industrial ecosystem rewire to become software-enabled enterprises, the concept of software-defined vehicles or SDVs has gained much attention. The term ‘SDV’ has become a buzz or marketing word in the automotive industry and is open to varying interpretations. Additionally, the absence of a transparent industry benchmark to evaluate the actual preparedness of vehicles for SDV implementation makes it even more important to clearly define this term. ...
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Autonomy – Q1 2025 highlights
In this exclusive webinar for autonomy clients, we delved into the latest insights and developments shaping the future of vehicle autonomy. In this session, Associate Director Jeremy Carlson presented key findings and expert perspectives drawn from our comprehensive Autonomy Forecast portfolio.  The webinar covers noteworthy updates featured in the Q1-2025 forecast release, including emerging trends and shifts in the market landscape.
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2025 ADAS & Autonomous Driving consumer analysis - When will consumers trust autonomous vehicles?
The 2025 S&P Global Autonomous Driving Consumer Survey asked nearly 8,000 global participants questions regarding advanced driver assistance system features and automated driving technologies to understand: consumers’ sentiments toward feature desirability; their willingness to pay; and their general interest in these technologies. Results showed respondents found Level 2 and Level 3 automated features currently on the market most desirable, but are typically less willing to pay extra, alt...
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