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Federal policy gets the headlines. State regulators got the result. Marqstats explains how Texas and California actually stopped GM's data sales.
US fleet registration data doesn't show where vehicles actually drive. Marqstats explains the tax-driven titling pattern behind the gap.
Ford bet on commercial fleets. GM bet on consumers. Marqstats explains why one bet is clearly winning.
China's own regulator set a 50% safety-tech target and got 3.5%. Marqstats explains the coordination problem behind the miss.
China's connected car statistics measure new sales, not the road fleet. Marqstats does the math that reveals the real number.
That giant China car market number circulating online isn't measuring what you think. Marqstats traces it back to its source.
Wolfsburg's car density looks impossible until you know who's registering the cars. Marqstats explains Germany's regional registration distortion.
BMW's connected-car statistics describe the whole world, not Germany. Marqstats maps the global figure onto KBA's own German registration data.
BMW's premium self-driving option didn't fail on technology. It failed on trade-offs. Marqstats explains why German buyers said no.
India's near-universal commercial telematics hardware wasn't actually connected. Marqstats explains the Supreme Court ruling that exposed the gap.
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