Definition: In-car wireless charging refers to an integrated feature within a vehicle that enables wireless charging of smartphones, wearables, and other compatible devices. This study excludes aftermarket solutions, focusing solely on embedded systems. The report includes devices that support Qi and other proprietary wireless charging standards.
Overview: Increasing smartphone usage and rising concerns over battery depletion are driving demand for in-car wireless charging, which offers more convenience compared to traditional USB charging. Initially, wireless charging was limited to premium vehicles, but it has gradually become available in mid-range and lower-end cars.
This quarterly report provides insights into the adoption trends of in-car wireless charging over time, analysing changes across key regions and brands. We track in-car wireless charging features across 45+ auto groups, 150+ brands, 25+ suppliers, 20 manufacturing locations, 12 regions and 6 powertrains. The data period in this report starts from Q1 2022.
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Soumen Mandal
Soumen is a Senior Analyst tracking IoT, Automotive and Telecommunication ecosystem at Counterpoint Technology Market Research. He is interested in IoT applications, connections, components, electric vehicles, connected cars, autonomous vehicles, semiconductors, shared mobility, services and emerging technologies. He started his career as an Energy Analyst with Manikaran Power Ltd. He has experience working with DISCOMs and SLDCs in the Indian power and energy industry. He is currently based in Gurgaon. He holds an Electrical Engineering degree and an MBA in Marketing & Finance.
Sudanshu Sharma
Sudanshu is a Research Associate working with counterpoint Technology Market Research, based out of Noida (near New Delhi). In Counterpoint, he closely works on Digital Cockpit related research in Automotive along with Adas. He also tracks the Two-Wheeler ecosystem as well. He is a computer science engineering graduate from Lovely Professional University (LPU), Punjab, India.
Greg Basich
As Associate Director at Counterpoint Research, Greg Basich focuses on the automotive industry. Prior to joining Counterpoint Research, Greg worked at TechInsights and Strategy Analytics for a combined 11 years, providing market intelligence and advisory services to companies in the automotive electronics market and related verticals. Prior to his career as an analyst, Greg was a business-to-business journalist at Bobit Business Media for 13 years, focused on automotive interiors, aftermarket electronics, and the fleet market. Greg holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of California, San Diego.
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