In-Vehicle AI Predicted to Spike
Frost & Sullivan expects a $238 billion market opportunity for the technology in automobiles by 2030 as AI applications shift to more mass-market applications.
Frost & Sullivan expects a $238 billion market opportunity for the technology in automobiles by 2030 as AI applications shift to more mass-market applications.
Automakers need strong AI foundations to meet ambitious goals.
Artificial intelligence can be leveraged for faster approvals, easier underwriting, and speedier lender payments to dealers.
Company rebrands to emphasize focus on improving customer experience in automotive industry.
The partnership will allow Mercedes-Benz to connect passenger car plants to the Microsoft Cloud to make vehicle production more efficient, resilient and sustainable.
The EV automaker appears positioned for another growth phase as long as the global economy stays strong, analysts say.
Deal combines automotive industry's leading AI-driven customer interaction and call performance training solutions.
If the continuing events of 2021 show us anything, it is that change is constant, and in the future, dealerships may gravitate towards AI.
In order to succeed in this new normal, dealerships will need to evolve and leverage the modern technologies available to them in order to meet consumers where they are – in their homes.
While stores ponder their physical store operations, retailers understand that planning also needs to account for changes in shoppers’ behavior and expectations.