Carmakers are rapidly incorporating wireless Bluetooth technology into their new vehicles, moving at such a pace that nearly a third of all new cars will feature the equipment within five years. That’s a dramatic increase, up from 3 percent last year. “Automotive pricing, promotion, and product positioning of Bluetooth versus other in-vehicle features will be critical to how sales rates develop over the next two years,” said Clare Hughes, an analyst with the automotive practice of Strategy Analytics.
Bluetooth to Proliferate in Vehicles
Posted by: Gene J. Koprowski July 22, 2006 01:30 AMCarmakers are rapidly incorporating wireless Bluetooth technology into their new vehicles, moving at such a pace that nearly a third of all new cars will feature the equipment within five years. That’s a dramatic increase, up from 3 percent last year. “Automotive pricing, promotion, and product positioning of Bluetooth versus other in-vehicle features will be critical to how sales rates develop over the next two years,” said Clare Hughes, an analyst with the automotive practice of Strategy Analytics.