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European consumers mostly don't care about connected car features. The market is growing fast anyway. Marqstats explains how.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Indonesia's official vehicle count is roughly four times too high. Marqstats explains why, and what number to actually use instead.
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.
One Italian province captures 28% of national leased-car registrations with just 2% of the population. Marqstats explains the tax arbitrage behind the number.
A French company car is far more likely to be connected than your own. Marqstats explains why fleets pay for telematics without hesitating while private buyers say no.
Rogers shut down 3G on 31 July 2025, and some connected cars silently stopped reporting. Marqstats explains who is affected and how to check.
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