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Indian car owners left developed countries behind in adopting connected car technology
Connected Car Technology: According to an annual report by IS&P Global in 2025, Indian car owners will be using this technology extensively. But are also inspiring other people for this.
The interference of technology in the automotive industry is rising day by day. When connected car technology was initiated in India prior to COVID, people were not sure about using it. But as per an annual report by IS&P Global in 2025, Indian auto owners are now not only utilizing this technology on a large scale. But also motivating other individuals for the same.
According to this survey, India is at number two in terms of using connected car technology. In this case, Indian car owners have also left behind the United Kingdom, Europe, America and other Asian countries. China is at number one, but India is also very close to it.
S&P Global's report shows that 53 percent of car owners in China are using free trial connected service. While 32 percent are willing to take its paid version. At the same time, 46 percent people in India are using the free feature. And the interesting thing is that 33 percent people also want to take its subscription, which is slightly more than in China. After America, India is second where most people are ready to take the paid version of connected car technology, here this figure is 35 percent.
