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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.
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.
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.
Same regulation, two completely different adoption rates. Marqstats explains why Indonesian mining trucks trust telematics while general freight mostly doesn't.
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's official vehicle count is roughly four times too high. Marqstats explains why, and what number to actually use instead.
Nearly three in four new Japanese cars ship connected. Almost nobody pays for it after the free trial. Marqstats explains why, and how OEMs make money anyway.
Japan just completed its full national 3G shutdown, on schedule, ending telematics for thousands of legacy vehicles. Marqstats explains what happened and why it went so smoothly.
Japan's cheapest cars were the last place you'd expect connectivity. Marqstats explains how electric kei cars changed that, and why it wasn't about price at all.
A downside scenario for Italy's connected car market assumes an imminent 2G shutdown. Marqstats finds that shutdown hasn't started, and isn't expected for years.
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