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2024 HMI Consumer analysis - Which features are worth the money? Consumers weigh in on HMI tech
The 2024 Human-Machine Interface (HMI) Consumer Survey asked nearly 8,000 participants around the world questions regarding: in-vehicle HMI and overall user experience, to understand feature preferences, as well as their willingness to pay. The desirability of in-vehicle features closely aligns with their actual experience. Results showed that touchscreens are the most experienced and desired features, likely due to their increasing popularity. Rearview camera display mirror emerged as the seco...
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Rising focus on occupant safety in vehicles
Our latest report on ‘Rising focus on occupant safety in vehicles’ offers a detailed analysis of passive safety systems, key technology trends, market outlook and key suppliers. The report extensively uses forecasts from S&P Global Mobility, which are accurate as of Oct. 31.
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Level 4 realities: Navigating the evolution amidst industry challenges
The latest analysis from S&P Global Mobility examines the current state of SAE Level 4 technology in mobility. While the deployment of this technology in private vehicles is not expected soon, there are significant advancements in technology, regulatory support, and consumer interest. Established companies that have been testing Level 4 capabilities for over five years are preparing to announce plans for commercialization. These companies may experience low initial profitability but will need to...
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Emerging vehicle HMI technologies
This report aims to identify and access various emerging human-machine interface (HMI) systems and technologies. A qualitative and quantitative analysis for each emerging technology will be provided to establish—a supplier-OEM landscape, the forecast start of production and subsequent volumes throughout the forecast horizon, and the viability of the technology.
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2024 HMI consumer analysis - Digitizing the cockpit: consumer sentiment towards displays and other outputs
The 2024 Human-Machine Interface (HMI) Consumer Survey asked nearly 8,000 participants around the world questions regarding: in-vehicle HMI and overall user experience, feature preferences, willingness to pay for these features. Survey results showed that most respondents believed that a central touchscreen should be offered as standard. Like last year, a large central stack display paired with an instrument cluster display was the least preferred interior design. However, the instrument cluste...
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