The Lighting Vehicle Domain provides interior and exterior lighting trends, as well as detailed assessments of light source components and control electronics
The design of a vehicle’s interior and exterior lighting is a growing battleground for style and brand recognition. The “classic” automotive lamp is being replaced with increasingly innovative technology and radical styling that improve part life, vehicle efficiency, and vehicle desirability.
The S&P Global Lighting Vehicle Domain provides insight, context, data, and analytics for the key technologies that are core to the developments in the lighting sector.
Users can quickly access key insights from market developments, put context around events and technology trends, dive into deep data and forecasts, and seamlessly drive analytics to support their most challenging decisions.
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Planners and strategists use the Vehicle Domain to:
The Lighting Vehicle Domain is part of a suite of vehicle contenting solutions. Delivered through AutoTechInsight, a S&P Global Mobility automotive strategy and planning solution, the Vehicle Domain provides a view into current automotive trends and future demand through:
Joyce Wang is Director of Automotive Technology & Aftermarket at S&P Global Mobility, focusing on technology trend forecasts and aftermarket analysis.
With 13 years of working experience in automotive industry, covering both OE market and Aftermarket. Joyce specializes in supply chain analysis, opportunity identification and assessment. Joyce has initially led component and technology research in China since 2010, later moving on to lead a team of 11 analysts in China, Japan, South Korea and Thailand.
Since 2020, Joyce’s responsibility expanded to include Aftermarket, where she was in charge of leading product innovation in aftermarket. She lead the product development of Aftermarket Insight, which is aim to help aftermarket players capture new business and enhance supply chain management.
In her recent role, Joyce is in charge of multi-client studies on cutting-edge research and popular subjects in the automotive sector, such as high voltage battery recycling.
Joyce holds bachelor's degree in management and master's degree in economics.