Automotive Platooning Systems Market
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Report Description<br />
The automotive platooning systems is defined as the collection of vehicles that travel<br />
together and which are in active coordination with each other. The vehicle platooning<br />
system uses different technologies to attain safe and competent transport. <strong>Platooning</strong><br />
systems decrease the distance between two vehicles using electronic and mechanical<br />
coupling. This system allows the vehicles to accelerate or brake simultaneously. In<br />
addition to this, there are many advantages of automotive platooning systems. Some of<br />
them are increased traffic and fuel efficiency, more safety and driver comfort. There has<br />
been a lot of research and development activities over the past few years to make this<br />
concept a reality. The major players are also participating in several projects such as<br />
SARTRE, PATH, GCDC, Energy ITS, and many more, where this technique is tested and<br />
verified. The automotive platooning system is expected to be very lucrative market in the<br />
upcoming years.<br />
<strong>Automotive</strong> <strong>Platooning</strong> <strong>Systems</strong> <strong>Market</strong>: Drivers and Restraints<br />
One of the major driver for growth in the automotive platooning systems market is its<br />
added advantages such as great fuel economy, less traffic collisions and reduced<br />
congestion. The increasing automotive manufacturing is expected to boost the demand<br />
for automotive platooning systems, thus driving the global automotive platooning<br />
systems market. The major players in automotive platooning systems market are heavily<br />
investing in the development of platooning technology. The major challenges for the<br />
automotive platooning systems market are impaired drivers, technical errors of the<br />
vehicles and implementing new applications in existing road infrastructures.