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In-vehicle service demands are evolving, creating challenges

With improved connectivity, people’s requirements and expectations for in-vehicle services are changing, but there are legal implications to consider. By Xavier Boucherat

A survey by SBD, an automotive technology consultancy, and Otonomo, an automotive data services platform, found that European customers are enthusiastic for the possibilities that the connected vehicle can afford, including apps, services and more. Of the 2,512 participants, 77% said they were interested in the possibilities that connected car data could offer them, with a particular interest in safety systems—warnings for dangerous conditions on the road ahead, for example.

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