DUBLIN, Nov. 30, 2020 /PRNewswire/ --
The "Chinese Brand OEM Telematics Industry Report, 2020" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
From January to August 2020, a total of 4.43 million new vehicles in China were equipped with Telematics system from January to August 2020, a like-for-like increase of 4.0%, of which 1.75 million units were Chinese brand vehicles, down by 4.8% from the prior-year period.
Yet homegrown brands led in penetration and saw a rate of up to 49.7% in the first eight months of 2020, up 9.2 percentage points over the same period of last year, according to the statistics of the analyst. This indicates that Chinese brands have begun to include Telematics system in standard configuration of their new vehicles.
The GKUI automotive intelligent system co-created by Geely and ECARX has been iteratively and functionally updated. As of July 2020, it has attracted more than 2 million users and been available to 40 models.
GKUI is a custom-made onboard system based on the Android system, having been iterated twice. The E01 SoC for GKUI 19 is defined by ECARX and designed by MediaTek. It uses a 64-bit quad core Central Processing Unit (CPU) that combines with dedicated Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) to support 1080p HD dual-screen display and a 4G modem. With AI Cloud, super voice, control interaction, versatile ID and other capabilities, GKUI 19 has been first available to 2020 Geely Boyue PRO. The E02 SoC with built-in 8-core CPU and independent neural processing unit (NPU) is expected to be mounted on vehicles in late 2020 or early 2021.
Incall, Changan Automobile's telematics information system has undergone two generations of upgrade: the first generation was iterated to 3.0 and the second generation fuses with TAI. In 2018, Changan Automobile established the joint venture "Phoenix Auto Intelligence" with Tencent to provide a telematics development platform and big data analysis. At present, new models, such as CS85 COUPE, UNI-T and CS75 PLUS, have started installation of the TAI-integrated Incall system.
Among them, UNI-T, which was launched in June 2020, carries the latest UNI Life automotive intelligent interaction system whose underlying layer is Incall and which uses AI chip of Horizon Robotics and integrates with a range of interaction capabilities, e.g., WeChat vehicle version, Tencent Map vehicle version, Tencent Dingdang voice interaction system, face recognition, and Tencent Aiquting.
Great Wall Haval features two telematics systems: Hi-Life intelligent interconnection system and Fun-Life intelligent connectivity system. Of which, Fun-Life system is co-developed by Haval and Bean Tech, going through two iterations. Fun-Life 1.0 packing TAI 2.0 system, was first applied to 2020 Haval F5 and rolled out to the market in April 2020; the TAI3.0-integrated Fun-Life 2.0 was first found in 2021 Haval F7/F7x launched in late August 2020.
Chinese Brand Telematics Research: Telematics System Installation Rate is Close to 50%
In 2020, Chinese OEMs are scrambling to ever faster iterate infotainment systems and add new features, which have been first available to new mass-produced cars:
- In June, VENUS, SAIC Roewe's new infotainment system mounted on Roewe RX5 PLUS, was launched on market, offering new functions such as voice cloning, Alipay applet and car-home interconnection.
- In June, BEIJING-X7 equipped with BAIC's Magic Box system was rolled out, with capabilities like face recognition, home interconnection, and AR navigation.
- In July, BYD Han with BYD DiLink3.0 went on sale. The system features a 15.6-inch rotating center console screen and the "Littlie Di" voice icon;
- In August, HAVAL Fun-Life 2.0 integrated with Tencent Auto Intelligence 3.0 (TAI 3.0) was first seen in HAVAL F7;
- In October, Chery i-Connect@Lion 4.0 system was launched with Tiggo 8PLUS, and new functions such as "Xiaoqi" intelligent assistant and voiceprint recognition were added;
- In November, ORA ES11 (pre-sold in September), an electric car running ORA Smart-cafeT OS, was to become available on market.
Key Topics Covered:
1. Telematics Market Size of Chinese Brand OEMs
1.1 Telematics Information Service System
1.1.1 Installations and Installation Rate of Telematics to Cars in China: Overall Situation
1.1.2 Installations and Installation Rate of Chinese Brand Telematics System: Overall Situation
1.1.3 Installations and Installation Rate of Chinese Brand Telematics System: by Brands
1.1.4 Installations and Installation Rate of Chinese Brand Telematics System: by Prices
1.1.5 Installations and Installation Rate of Chinese Brand Telematics System: by Systems
1.2 DCM
1.2.1 Installations and Installation Rate of Chinese Brand DCMs: Overall Situation
1.2.2 Installations and Installation Rate of Chinese Brand DCMs: by Brands
1.2.3 Installations and Installation Rate of Chinese Brand DCMs: by Prices
2. Comparison of Telematics Functions between Chinese Brand OEMs
2.1 Telematics Deployments of Chinese Brand OEMs
2.1.1 Telematics Products and Planning
2.1.2 Telematics Technology and Service Partners
2.1.3 5G-based Telematics Layout
2.2 Comparison of Telematics Hardware and Software between Chinese Brand OEMs
2.2.1 Comparison of Dashboard and Center Console
2.2.2 Comparison of Voice Interaction Functions
2.2.3 Comparison of Life/Mobility Service Functions
3. Telematics Products of Top 10 Chinese OEMs
3.1 Geely
3.2 SAIC
3.3 Changan Automoibile
3.4 Great Wall Motor
3.5 GAC
3.6 BYD
3.7 Chery
3.8 Dongfeng
3.9 BAIC
3.10 FAW
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