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米国における自動車用インフォテイメントに対する消費者意識

U.S. Consumer Attitudes and Perceptions Towards Automotive Infotainment

発行 Frost & Sullivan
出版日 2005年03月 商品コード 30409
ページ情報 英文  
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Abstract

Importance of Infotainment Options

70 percent of respondents said that infotainment options would be somewhat or very important in their future vehicle purchase decisions. Thus, no vehicle maker can afford to ignore vehicle buyers preferences in this area -- they must offer competitive infotainment option packages to even enter the consideration set of a substantial proportion of vehicle buyers. Additionally, infotainment packages are profit centers in their own right, in addition to facilitating vehicle sales.

Marketplace Insights

This study offers insights directly from the marketplace. It is a true original contribution to the information available to the industry, rather than just a rehash of information that already is out there. Topics covered include desired features, pricing, and how vehicle buyers prefer to acquire systems -- as standard equipment, factory options, dealer options, or in the aftermarket. This makes the study very valuable both to manufacturers of infotainment systems and to vehicle makers.

Infotainment Offerings -- Getting it Right

Infotainment systems have emerged as key vehicle differentiators and customer satisfiers. It is imperative that automakers get their infotainment offerings right. This means not only offering the right options, but offering them in the right way at the right prices. Among infotainment offerings are digital radio (terrestrial or satellite), CD/DVD players, video players, video games, satellite television, and navigation systems. These can be offered as standard equipment, as factory options, as dealer-installed options, or through aftermarket channels.

Table of Contents

  • 1 FINDINGS
    • Detailed Study Findings
      • 1. U.S. Consumer Attitudes and Perceptions Towards Automotive Infotainment
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