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Airbiquity Connecting Vehicles in China

Airbiquity and China Unicom of Shanghai, announced a partnership to provide telematics services for the Chinese automotive market. The goal of the partnership is to provide comprehensive and advanced connected vehicle services for China.

by Staff
February 26, 2013
1 min to read


Airbiquity, a provider in connected vehicle services, and China Unicom of Shanghai, announced a partnership to provide telematics services for the Chinese automotive market, leveraging Airbiquity’s Choreo connected vehicle service delivery platform and China Unicom’s telecom infrastructure and service provider capabilities. The goal of the partnership is to provide comprehensive and advanced connected vehicle services for Chinese automotive line-fit and aftermarket programs.

The partnership will increase the breadth of services for both companies in the field of connected vehicle solutions, and help automotive manufacturers throughout China to quickly implement industry-leading telematics solutions, according to Airbiquity.

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Planned services offered through the partnership include infotainment and smartphone integration, commercial vehicle fleet services, CRM, and other traditional telematics services.

“With vehicle sales in China alone expected to rise from 21 million units in 2013 to nearly 34 million in 2019, the opportunity for connected car solution suppliers is huge in this region," said Richard Robinson, director, automotive at Strategy Analytics. "Our research highlights that nearly half of the vehicles sold in China will have either embedded modems or tethered device telematics capability by 2019, in spite of the lower value 'economy' segment accounting for over 30% of vehicle sales."

Services are scheduled to launch later this year with two customers already under agreement.

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