Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Sales of vehicle tracking systems in India is expected to increase with better awareness, increase in new commercial vehicle sales, and penetration into the market.
Frost & Sullivan Industry Analyst V.Bhanu Prakash says the vehicle tracking segment of the Indian telematics market is expected to reach satisfactory levels between 2008 and 2009.
Frost & Sullivan (http://www.transportation.frost.com/) finds that the vehicle tracking systems segment of the Telematics Market in India earned an estimated revenue of US$6.4 million in 2005 and is likely to reach US$78.2 million in 2011.
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"The navigations systems market, though still in its infancy stage, is likely to take off in 2008 and the original equipment (OE) market is set to play a key role in this development," Bhanu Prakash says.
He notes that Indian automakers are optimistic about the OE market for telematics and navigation systems to emerge in 2008 and the telematics market in India should reach satisfactory levels by 2010.
"While the government needs to cut down the restrictions on the availability of digital maps for commercial usage, substantial support for the telematics systems could come from the growing Indian premium and luxury car segment."
Bhanu Prakash says that in India, the market for vehicle tracking, telematics and navigation systems is increasing as call center and taxi operators adopt the systems in the commercial vehicle segment.
"Further, rising sales of commercial vehicles and all-round infrastructure development initiatives are also helping the telematics market to gain a greater momentum and witness healthy growth by 2008."
Bhanu Prakash also says that the launch of new navigation systems by a few companies is fueling a renewed interest in the Indian telematics market and also in the related technological programs.
The passenger car segment is awaiting easing of Government restrictions on the usage of maps and availability of digital maps, a move that would facilitate turn-by-turn guidance in passenger cars along with accurate information on their points of interests.
However, he says that the price is a key and sensitive issue in the Indian telematics market, which provides chances for industry participants.
"As the cost of hardware and services is high compared to the cost of vehicles, it is crucial for market participants to price their product offerings accordingly to be successful in the Indian telematics market."
Overall, system suppliers and global positioning system (GPS) vendors are optimistic that the reduction in prices of the GPS chips and other allied components would significantly bring down the costs of the telematics units, which will ultimately boost sales.
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Source: Frost & Sullivan (Business Wire India)
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