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Thailand's 7.1 Million Pickup Trucks Are Waiting on a Single Regulatory Decision
Thailand's best-selling vehicle category has no telematics mandate at all. Marqstats explains the regulatory gap and who's positioned to benefit if it closes.
Why the Real UK Connected Car Market Is 40 Times Smaller Than the Headline Figure
The UK's connected car market isn't worth £62 billion. It's worth £1.60 billion. Marqstats explains the gap and traces the bigger number to its source.
Why 517,000 UK Connected Cars Go Dark Within a Year
Nearly 27% of the UK's factory-connected 2024 cars stopped generating revenue within a year. Marqstats explains the dormancy gap and why lower pricing won't fix it.
The UK's Connected Car Map Is Lying to You About Where the Cars Actually Are
The UK's official connected-car map is skewed by corporate leasing addresses. Marqstats explains the 2.87 million-unit distortion and where the cars actually are.
Why We Had to Build Norway's Connected Car Market Size From Scratch
Norway's connected car research is rich in data but states no market size. Marqstats explains how it built one from scratch, and what that means for using it.
Why a Car in Oslo and a Car in Finnmark Need Completely Different Connectivity
A connected car in Oslo and one in Finnmark are solving completely different problems. Marqstats explains Norway's sharp regional divide in what connectivity is actually for.
350,000 Norwegian Cars Are About to Lose Their Emergency Call Feature
Telenor bought Norway two extra years on its 2G shutdown. It didn't solve the underlying problem. Marqstats explains which 350,000+ vehicles are still exposed.
Why Do Mining Trucks in Kalimantan Trust Telematics More Than Truckers in Java?
Same regulation, two completely different adoption rates. Marqstats explains why Indonesian mining trucks trust telematics while general freight mostly doesn't.
Why 90% of Indonesia's Connected Cars Stop Being Connected
Indonesia has 2.3 million factory-connected cars and barely 185,000 paying subscribers. Marqstats explains the gap and why a small annual fee doesn't fix it.
Indonesia Says It Has 164 Million Vehicles. It Doesn't.
Indonesia's official vehicle count is roughly four times too high. Marqstats explains why, and what number to actually use instead.
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