Market Intelligence Update for FITSA

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Market Intelligence Update for FITSA
Braking and Stability Control Systems
Prepared by Frost & Sullivan
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2007 / 2008
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Table of Contents
• Report Overview and Background
• Industry Structure and Competitive Environment
• Summary of Key Developments in 2006
• Consumer Research Findings and its Market Implications
• Market Share data
• Competitive Scenario and Supplier SWOT Analysis
• Market Trends
• Market Drivers & Restraints
• Market Forecasts
• Market Revenues
• Legislation & Technology
• Product Lifecycle
• Technology Roadmaps
• Strategic Recommendations and Conclusions
• Key Events Likely to Shape the Future
• Key Findings
• Appendix
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Report Overview and
Background
• Report Background - Frost & Sullivan working
in partnership with FITSA
• Report Scope - FITSA’s 37 Parameters
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Report Scope
FITSA’s 37 Parameters for the Spanish Market
A
B
C
D
E
F
Structural and external
coverings
Drivetrain
Powertrain
Interior
External
Systems
Storage and
Distribution of energy
and data
1. Chassis
1. Brakes
1. Engine
1. Seats
1. Exterior
Illumination /
External Lights
1. Generation and
storage of electricity
2. Structure composed by
roof and pillars
2. Steering
2. Exhaust
2. Seat belts
2. Sound Signals
/ Horn
2. Distribution of
electricity and data
3. External systems which
absorb energy
3. Suspension
3. Lubrication
3. Airbag
3. Windscreen
Wipers
4. Moving parts: doors,
retractable roof, boot, sun
roof
4. Transmission
4. Fuel
Injection
4. Pedals
4. Wing mirrors
5. Windows
5. Handbrake
5. Air
circulation
5. Steering Wheel
5. Aesthetics
6. Subchassis or
front cradle sub frame
6.
Refrigeration
system
6. Gearbox
7. Wheels
7. Ignition
7. Operation of
handbrake
8. Instrumentation
panel
9. Climate Control
10. Upholstery
11. Alarm system /
Anti theft
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Parameter Summary – Brakes
Parameter Summary
This report provides European Market Intelligence in the “Brakes”
parameter of FITSA.
“Braking system consists of mechanical and hydraulic components that work
together to reduce the speed or stop a vehicle.”
Most common braking system is the hydraulic braking system.
“The function of a hydraulic braking system commences from the pedal input by
the driver. Based on this, the master cylinder and the brake booster develop the
braking pressure by pressurizing the hydraulic fluid in the master cylinder. Then
the pressurized fluid is transferred to the brake callipers located at the wheels,
which is done with the help of hydraulic lines. The length of the hydraulic lines
varies with the size of the vehicle and the design of the braking system.”
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• Summary of Key Developments in 2006
Industry Structure
and Competitive
Environment
• Consumer Research Findings and its Market
Implications
• Market Share data
• Competitive Structure and Supplier SWOT
Analysis
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