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🚨Is In-car karaoke the whole point of SDVs? 1. NIO and BYD partnering with Stingray to have in car karaoke 2. The whole point of an SDV is to enable such integrations late in the product lifecycle without having to incur large costs, for example, updating to a new hardware. 3. Conversely, if there is a need for a hardware dependent or a feature that is tightly coupled with specialized hardware, then it is inevitable but to upgrade or add-on this new hardware to the vehicle. 4. SDV cannot solve for hardware dependency. SDV, if done correctly, with the right layers of abstraction can only shield the rest of the vehicles from large changes or reduce the magnitude of such a change. 5. Becoming Software-defined does not mean you can be agnostic to the underlying technology. Although suppliers, tools, vendors etc. will try to sell this idea, it is simply not true. More importantly, the real question is, if it is of any business value to achieve hardware independence. Is that where the constraints lie today? Read the full report, with sources and more context, for FREE:

To the sales reps/brand specialists, what are the most common car related questions you receive from clients in regards to trims, packages, standard features, or even how to navigate the infotainment system. Are there first time buyers to the brand that know very little about what the lineup and specific models are offering even in the 2020's?

This is a fascinating look at the advantages China has in the electric car market and how the stagnation and late-to-the-vision posture of companies like Stellantis and my beloved Honda and Acura figure into the potentionally very competitive marketplace. Some of us have been supporters of the move to electric for [counts decades] a loooong time. But as the car biz finally gets in our level, the cost of being slow is looking to be big, especiallly given China’s nimbleness and head start. From NPR: China's automotive vision and influence are on display at the Beijing auto show

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How have consumer car preferences shifted over the past 12 months? Explore Deloitte’s 2024 Global Automotive Consumer study for insights.

How have consumer car preferences shifted over the past 12 months? Explore Deloitte’s 2024 Global Automotive Consumer study for insights.

How have consumer car preferences shifted over the past 12 months? Explore Deloitte’s 2024 Global Automotive Consumer study for insights.

How have consumer car preferences shifted over the past 12 months? Explore Deloitte’s 2024 Global Automotive Consumer study for insights.

How have consumer car preferences shifted over the past 12 months? Explore Deloitte’s 2024 Global Automotive Consumer study for insights.

How have consumer car preferences shifted over the past 12 months? Explore Deloitte’s 2024 Global Automotive Consumer study for insights.