August 2020 | 92 pages
The disruptive impact of V2X infrastructure space and potential opportunities for key stakeholders
Key differences between the various communication technologies suitable for V2X applications
Major stakeholders involved in the infrastructure deployments for V2X use cases
Emerging business models and potential revenue streams for various stakeholders in the V2X ecosystem
Market dynamics affecting the adoption of V2X across vehicles in the near future
Global V2X trials being conducted and the emergence of associated trends in various regions
Competitive landscape of roadside unit (RSU) providers in light of the V2X deployments
Impact of 3GPP on standardization of cellular technologies (4G/5G) for shaping V2X roadmap
The role of PC5 and Uu communication type interface in the C-V2X ecosystem
Potential opportunities for automakers, infrastructure providers, roadway operators, and other entities in the V2X ecosystem
The vehicle-to-everything (V2X) ecosystem is evolving rapidly. Driven by the proliferation of connected vehicles, the accelerating demand from this segment is proving to be a game-changer for the automotive industry, as well as telecom and infrastructure sectors. The progress is further boosted by the industry’s goal to achieve zero road accidents, which is proving to be a force multiplier for V2X essentially covering vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V), vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I), vehicle-to-network (V2N), and vehicle-to-pedestrian (V2P) services.
V2X infrastructure has become a key priority for a successful deployment. Different stakeholders in the V2X ecosystem are exploring, testing, and investing in key communication technologies to deliver advanced, connected automotive services. This analysis report focuses on the convergence of telecom, infrastructure, and automotive trends that are set to redefine and streamline the V2X ecosystem globally. A thorough assessment of communication technologies and market scenarios for the adoption of V2X use cases has been discussed with the objective to highlight the various partnership opportunities for relevant stakeholders.
1. Introduction
Get an overview of the V2X ecosystem and the present roadmap for 5G-V2X communication in the automotive industry. Additionally, it provides a comparison of V2X communication technologies – DSRC and C-V2X based on nine key parameters.
2. Emerging business models
Explore how the growing convergence of telecom, infrastructure, and automotive companies will help orchestrate their business relationships, redefining and streamlining the V2X ecosystem.
3. Global V2X trials
The section sheds light on the assessment of global V2X trials with a focus on the connectivity base (i.e., roadside infrastructure and network equipment) and highlights the initiatives undertaken by different entities. It also explores a continuous increase in trials and pilot projects undertaken in the V2X domain, indicating a clear sign of soaring demands for comfort driving solutions.
4. Infrastructure solution #1: Roadside Units (RSU) for V2X
Understand the competitive landscape in the V2X ecosystem with a detailed assessment and ranking of RSU providers. V2X use cases for RSU providers are discussed along with the risk of disruption in the RSU implementation models.
5. Infrastructure solution #2: Cellular networks for V2X
Get to know the features and impact of 3GPP releases for C-V2X over the years. Five key trends in the V2X infrastructure space including pure Uu link, edge computing architectures, 5G-V2X, and others are thoroughly analyzed. The section also sheds light on the neutral host model for the creation of a shared infrastructure for V2X.
6. Cost analysis for V2X infrastructure deployments
The section provides an assessment of the intersection-centric infrastructure cost for two cities in various possible scenarios for enabling V2X communication.
1. Introduction: A connected infrastructure for vehicles
2. Emerging business models
3. Global V2X trials: Infrastructure related developments
4. Infrastructure solution #1: Roadside Units (RSU) for V2X
5. Infrastructure solution #2: Cellular networks for V2X
6. Cost analysis for V2X infrastructure deployments
7. Conclusion
8. Annexure
9. References