BRUSSEL– (BUSINESS WIRE) – Terwijl Tesla aankondigde dat het zijn Autopilot-functie zal verkopen via een in-car abonnement en BMW zijn ConnectedDrive Store lanceert, voorspelt PTOLEMUS Consulting Group dat 600 miljoen voertuigen in-car transacties zullen genereren van een half biljoen dollar door het einde van het decennium.

PTOLEMUS ‘Connected Vehicle Payments Global Study is het eerste diepgaande rapport waarin wordt geanalyseerd hoe voertuighandel (v-commerce) nieuwe inkomstenkansen zal openen voor betalingsproviders (zoals Mastercard), autofabrikanten en handelaars (van Exxon tot McDonald’s) in verticale markten zoals tolheffing, tanken en parkeren.

Connected Car Payments Market to Reach Over €530 Billion by 2030

BRUSSELS–(BUSINESS WIRE)– As Tesla announced that it will sell its Autopilot function via an in-car subscription and BMW launches its ConnectedDrive Store, PTOLEMUS Consulting Group forecasts that 600 million vehicles will generate in-car transactions of half a trillion dollars by the end of the decade.

PTOLEMUS’ Connected Vehicle Payments Global Study is the first in-depth report to analyse how vehicle commerce (v-commerce) will open up new revenue opportunities for payment providers (such as Mastercard), car manufacturers and merchants (from Exxon to McDonald’s) in verticals such as tolling, fuelling and parking.

This supply-driven market will see OEMs offer their customers payments for greater convenience, a cashless experience and enhanced customer relationships and retention.

PTOLEMUS expects the v-commerce market to be dominated by fuel and parking payments. However, strong growth will also be generated by content subscriptions, software updates, EV charging, food & beverage and grocery purchases.

According to Andrew Jackson, Research Director, PTOLEMUS Consulting Group, “The revenue potential for v-commerce is considerable for both OEMs and vertical market players. In-car payments exist already in the aftermarket today, but our research finds that 17 car makers are already developing embedded payment solutions. Furthermore, COVID-19 is triggering a take-off in electronic payments, which OEMs can benefit from.”

PTOLEMUS’ report analyses the strategy of 17 OEMs (including Audi, Daimler, FCA, GM, Hyundai and Tesla), that are developing a connected car payment programme. Honda’s Dream Drive, Mercedes Pay and Volkswagen Pay are a few examples. Furthermore, the race for revenue from connected vehicle payments is not just for OEMs, with SiriusXM, Shell, Visa, Harman and Xevo, plus many others, entering the market with their own solutions too.

Andrew continued: “We fully expect v-commerce will disrupt existing aftermarket value chains for fuel card services, electronic toll collection (ETC), parking services and mobility payments. V-commerce is set to be big business”.

PTOLEMUS Consulting Group is the first strategy consulting & research firm entirely focused on connected & autonomous mobility. It assists all leading mobility stakeholders and players including automotive OEMs, tier-1 and tier-2 suppliers and vertical service providers in defining & deploying their strategies.

For more information, please contact Andrew Jackson, at cvp@ptolemus.com.

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