Development of the Chinese IoV Market and Industry (pre-order)
1.IoV A convegence of Intra-vehicle, Inter-vehicle, and Vehicle-Cloud Networks
2. Policy and Protocoles Drive IoV Market Growth
2.1 Chinese Government Adjusts IoV Policy, Starting from Standards, Communications Frequencies, and National Strategies
2.2 C-2VX and DSRC Likely to Develop Side by Side due to Frequency Reallocation
2.3 C-V2X Has Greater Application Potential than DSRC
2.4 China’s Intra-vehicle Network Protocols Mainly Support C-V2X
3. Development of IoV Pilot Zones
3.1 Technology Policy Facilitates Low Intelligence Levels of Traffic Infrastructure Systems in China
3.2 IoV for Commercial Use Sees Rapid Growth
3.3 Large Quantity of Less Quality Pilot Zones with Applications Scenarios at the Core
4. IoV Ecosystem Breeds An End-Network-Cloud Industry Chain
4.1 IoV Ecosystem Creates New Value
4.2 China Establishes Complete IoV Industry Chain Covering End, Network, and Cloud
5. Development of IoV for Commercial Use
5.1Policy as Key Driving Force for End Devices
5.2 Three Types of Platforms: Operated by Assembly Companies, Governments, and Third Parties
6. MIC Perspective
Appendix
List of Companies
List Of Tables
Table 1 V2X Application Scenarios
Table 2 Three Stages of IoV Development
Table 3 China’s IoV Policy by Year
Table 4 China’s IoV Policy for Private and Commercial Vehicles
Table 5 China’s IoV Policy by Pilot Zone
Table 6 Major End Device Suppliers for Commercial Vehicles
Table 7 Assembly Companies’ Platforms for Commercial Vehicles
Table 8 Platforms Operated by Third Parties
List Of Figures
Figure 1 Illustration of IoV: a Convergence of Three Networks
Figure 2 C-2VX/DSRC Band Distribution
Figure 3 Development of 5G-based C-V2X Technology for Commercial Use
Figure 4 Car Vendors Supporting C-V2X and DSRC
Figure 5 Intelligence Levels of China’s Traffic Infrastructure Systems
Figure 6 China’s IoV Market for Commercial Use
Figure 7 IoV Ecosystem
Figure 8 Major End Product Providers in the Industry Supply Chain
Figure 9 Major End Products in the Industry Supply Chain
Figure 10 Major Network/Cloud Service Providers in the Industry Supply Chain
Figure 11 Demand for Intelligent Functions Varies with Type of Vehicles
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