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NASSCOM Engineering Summit 2014: Session VI: In conversation Automotive electronics: Driving roads to the future: Ian Riches

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Ian Riches, Director - Global Automotive Practice, Strategy Analytics

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Page 1: NASSCOM Engineering Summit 2014: Session  VI: In conversation Automotive electronics: Driving roads to the future: Ian Riches

Strategy Analytics, Inc 1October 2, 2014

Page 2: NASSCOM Engineering Summit 2014: Session  VI: In conversation Automotive electronics: Driving roads to the future: Ian Riches

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AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS MARKET OVERVIEWBy Ian [email protected]

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GLOBAL GROWTH AREAS:ADAS AND HEV/EV

• Growth outside of ADAS and HEV/EV is comparatively weak. These two systems areas are the major growth drivers. HEV/EV growth upgraded due to increase in Plug-In forecast. More risk to HEV/EV forecast than for ADAS. Most ADAS risk is on the upside, in the event of more legislation

Source: Strategy Analytics Jul 2014

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SAME PICTURE IN BRIC ???

• Picture for vehicles manufactured in Brazil, Russia, India & China (BRIC) at first glance looks very similar

• Differences are….

Source: Strategy Analytics Jul 2014

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BRIC AUTO ELECTRONICS…

• In 2018, 10% of global auto electronics system spend ($29B) will come from HEV/EV systems, including batteries, motors, inverters etc.• For vehicles manufactured in BRIC

regions, that will be just 5% ($5B)

• In 2018, 6% of global auto electronics system spend will come from ADAS ($17B)• For vehicles manufactured in BRIC

regions, that will be just 3% ($3B)

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GLOBAL PLAYERS DOMINATE BRIC MARKETS

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• For both India & China, only around 30% of electronics demand comes from purely domestic OEMs – with only small changes over forecast period

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VALUE-CHAINS INCREASINGLY RELIANT ON SOFTWARE

• At its core, ADAS is a software problem, and many companies have sprung up offering support in developing IP, algorithms and applications to support ADAS functions• Elektrobit is the highest-profile supplier. The have been collaborating with Daimler since around 2011, and

in 2013 signed a long-term commitment out until 2020. 7

Image Sensor Vendors

GPU / SoC / FPGA

Vendors

System Vendors Automakers

Software/IP Vendors

Engineering Services Vendors

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Typical ADAS Value-Chain: Camera-based