Research And Markets: Foreign Enterprises Monopolize The Automotive Electronic Market In China

DUBLIN, Ireland--Nov. 1, 20049, 2004--In order to have a comprehensive perspective of the current market conditions of domestic automotive electronics industry, the landscape of the enterprises competition and the relationship of the industrial chains; understand the technical bottleneck of automotive electronic products and the change of the market; analyze the relationship of competition and cooperation between vendors for upstream and downstream and the market performance; know the status of demands and supplies and the macro environment for automotive industry, get insight into the functionalities of automotive electronic products and the market opportunities; this research has dug up deeply the information and data of more than a hundred enterprises concerned in automobile industry, translated and organized the related foreign reports and articles; and finally compiled "Research report on China's automotive electronics industrial chains for 2004" through summary, analysis and research.

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c9428) has announced the addition of 2004 Research Report on China's Automotive Electronics Industrial Chains to their offering

There are more than 1000 domestic vendors for automotive electronic accessories, but most of them focus on the field of low technological contents such as automotive audio system and automobile communication. As too many vendors come into this field, the supplies exceed the demands and some vendors have been suffering serious losses. However, the fields of engine electronics, chassis electronics, body electronics and so on that are characterized by high technological contents and high profits are almost monopolized by foreign vendors and joint ventures.

In March 2004, Amoi announced the establishment of the joint venture with South East (Fujian) Motor Co. ,Ltd for manufacturing automotive electronics;

In April 2004, Motorola announced the founding of the factory in Tianjin for manufacturing automotive electronic accessories; and the new factory will be put into production in 2005;

In June 2004, Panasonic set up Tianjin Panasonic Automotive Electronic Development Co.,Ltd, for manufacturing automotive multimedia products of high quality audio and video such as mobile communication and DVD digital player;

On June 16 2004, Neusoft Group and Alpine Electronics(China) Co., Ltd jointly set up Neusoft Automotive Electronics R&D Center, to provide automotive accessories to match with domestic BMW, Benz and etc;

On June 17 2004, Guangdong Desay Group, which is mainly engaging in the business of disk player, audio and video, energy and optoelectronics display, announced the huge investment into automotive audio industry and planned to take 2-3 years to establish a strong brand in the automotive electronic market.

In the first half year of 2004, the person in charge of TCL stated that TCL will enter into the field of automotive electronics

The contents of this report are as follows:

Chapter one: Overview of automotive electronic industry

Chapter two: The entire vehicle manufacturers

Chapter three: Manufactures of accessories to match entire vehicle

Chapter four: Manufacturers of onboard electronics

Chapter five: Vendors of automotive semiconductors

Chapter six: The classification and market of automotive electronics

Chapter seven: The cooperative relations among vendors of automotive electronic industrial chains

Chapter eight: Law and regulation on automobile industry

Directory of charts and tables

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