China's car networking industry chain to be perfected

According to CMIC data, as of the end of 2011, more than 500,000 new cars in China were pre-installed with telematics terminals. Following the Internet and the Internet of Things, car networking has led smart transportation to become another important aspect of the development of smart cities in the future. According to statistics, as of now, the total number of pilots for smart cities identified by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development is 193. Some agencies estimate that during the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan” period, China will have 600 to 800 cities (counties, towns) to build smart cities. The smart city itself is an internet city. There are internets between people, and there is an internet of things between things and things. There is car networking between cars and cars.

Car networking is a segmented application of the Internet of Things in the automotive field. The essence is the traffic intelligence based on the Internet of Things. The rapid development of the Internet of Vehicles opens up more applications and services, and can provide navigation, positioning, and entertainment functions for car owners. More importantly, it can improve driving safety. According to CMIC's forecast, the market size of China's auto active safety systems (including chassis control and safety systems) will exceed 100 billion yuan in 2015, and the CAGR will reach 15% in the next three years.

One of the important tasks of car networking is to improve driving safety. The biggest change in car networking to drivers is that driving is safer. In many countries such as Europe and the United States, people have already taken intelligent information vehicle networking as an important way to lead the development of automobiles in the future. Toyota, General Motors, Ford, and BMW have launched G-BOOK, Anjixing and other digital intelligent vehicle-mounted electronic systems. As the world's largest auto market, the growth potential of China's car networking is huge. According to CMIC analysis, since 2010, the market for connected vehicles is increasing at a rate of 20%-60% per year. By 2015, there will be as many as 40 million users and more than 100 billion yuan in output value. The Chinese automobile industry will fully enter the age of the Internet of Vehicles. .

CMIC believes that the current industry chain of vehicle networking is still imperfect, which requires the coordinated development of car companies, Internet companies, operators, and network security vendors, and they should use their own advantages to build the entire vehicle networking industry chain with complementary advantages. Realize the intelligence of traffic.