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Europe's 2G/3G network shutdown leaves millions of cars with a safety feature that just stops working. Marqstats explains why nobody has fixed the legal gap yet.
Brazil's connected car market isn't a consumer story. It's an insurance story. Marqstats explains why cargo-theft underwriting drives nearly two-thirds of the connected fleet.
Minas Gerais looks like Brazil's top connected-car state on paper. It isn't in practice. Marqstats explains the tax-driven registration distortion behind the numbers.
A flat telecom fee made Brazilian vehicle telematics uneconomical for years. A new law just fixed it. Marqstats explains what changed and why it matters.
Thailand had its worst car-sales year in fifteen years in 2024. Connected penetration rose anyway. Marqstats explains the segment mix behind the paradox.
A five-times gap in free connectivity duration separates Chinese and Japanese automakers in Thailand. Marqstats explains why, and what it means for the market.
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.
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.
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 official connected-car map is skewed by corporate leasing addresses. Marqstats explains the 2.87 million-unit distortion and where the cars actually are.
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