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Stolen Vehicle Tracking 2009 Set
SBD, Dec 2009
This Stolen Vehicle Tracking 2009 Set includes the following three reports:
The Changing Outlook for Stolen Vehicle Tracking in Europe
How can Europe’s tracking system suppliers manage the short term downturn due to the recession and take advantage of post recessional opportunities?
The recession hasn't been kind to Stolen Vehicle Tracking (SVT). As a product aligned with high value, sports and luxury cars, the dramatic downturn in vehicle sales has also reduced demand for these systems.
This report provides a detailed overview of the outlook for SVT systems. It covers the threats and opportunities for both aftermarket and OE systems as the European landscape changes as a result of other telematics services being introduced in the coming years.
The report also includes an overview of the latest technical requirements across Europe and includes an analysis of the future trends and the growing influence of Thatcham.
This report will help you to understand the changes that will drive the future of SVT in Europe:
- How will the recession impact on the fitment of systems in the short term?
- How will OE systems influence fitment of aftermarket or manufacturer option systems?
- What will be the impact of usage based insurance and eCall on SVT systems?
- What new technical standards are being developed and how will Thatcham’s Cat G5 influence insurance requirements in other countries?
Strategic advice for Stolen Vehicle Tracking approval in the UK
Which level of insurance approval should vehicle manufacturers and suppliers target for stolen vehicle tracking systems in the UK?
There are more stolen vehicle tracking (SVT) systems sold in the UK than in any other country and they are categorised by a complex series of approval criteria, each of which brings different benefits but at a range of cost, necessary to meet the requirements. The purpose of this report is to clarify the different categories for insurance approval of tracking systems and to summarise which are the most appropriate for manufacturers to target based on a survey of current insurers’ policies. It explains the different insurance criteria, written by Thatcham, to which stolen vehicle tracking systems can be approved.
“Strategic advice for Stolen Vehicle Tracking approval in the UK” provides an overview of Thatcham standards for tracking systems as well as trusted recommendations to vehicle manufacturers on fitment strategy based on market trends and surveys of leading UK insurers.
This report will help you:
- Develop SVT systems that accurately meet the criteria for approval in the UK
- Target specific approval levels based on leading insurers’ opinions on SVT
- Decide fitment strategy and which market segments to target with SVT products
- Understand the global impact and importance of Category 5 requirements
The purpose of this report is to clarify the different categories for insurance approval of tracking systems and to summarise which are the most appropriate for manufacturers to target based on a survey of current insurers’ policies. It explains the different insurance criteria, written by Thatcham, to which stolen vehicle tracking systems can be approved.
Who should read the report?
This report is really aimed at vehicle manufacturers primarily active in the UK market with a tracking system planned or available on models.
A technical analysis of vehicle tracking systems
New report provides a detailed and comprehensive insight into the current status and factors that vehicle tracking manufacturers need to address in order to secure future market growth.
In a number of European markets, insurance providers have responded to changes in car crime patterns by drawing up standards for vehicle tracking operation and fitment.
This report details the position adopted by the insurance industry on a pan-European basis and delivers an informed assessment of future developments that will impact on customer demand and insurers' willingness to reduce premiums on vehicles protected by tracking systems.
This report focuses on the Technical Analysis and gives full details of insurance industry requirements in Europe and provides an invaluable reference source for compliance to OE and aftermarket insurance requirements.
The Market Analysis assesses the current market status and the key issues that will determine the successful growth of vehicle tracking in the future.
Overview
Working closely with manufacturers and suppliers, the report provides consultancy at various levels including:
- Technical Research
- Strategic Planning
- Program Management
- Product Development
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