51% of Americans find the idea of a vehicle being a "digital wallet" appealing; 54% would enable this feature if available
lease a vehicle 2019 or newer explores attitudes and awareness about current and
future technology
In 2020, 91% of new vehicles sold in the
According to the
In terms of connected vehicle adoption, the survey found:
- 62% were aware of connected vehicle services available through their vehicle.
- 49% were currently using at least one connected vehicle service.
- 40% had paid for or renewed a subscription, such as a vehicle manufacturer's app.
- 39% reported signing up for a connected vehicle service using the vehicle's infotainment system.
"Utilizing a vehicle as a digital wallet to pay for services such as tolls, parking and maintenance is the next frontier for OEMs and consumers," said
Other interesting survey findings included:
- 57% of Americans say connected vehicle services are a reason they would spend more on a vehicle.
- 70% of Americans would prefer to not have to connect their smartphone to their vehicle to enable digital services.
- 50% of respondents would like their vehicle to be another digital wallet to make automatic payments.
- 53% of respondents would prefer using their car vs. their phone to pay for services.
- 34% of Americans would prefer to pay for tolls directly through vehicle connected services.
To download the full report detailing the survey findings, visit: https://www.verramobility.com/connected-vehicle-survey/
"These results echo the value consumers of our members' products and services expect when using a connected vehicle," said
Survey Methodology
The data was derived from a survey by
More info on Statista's connected car stats can be found here, and information about the total number of connected vehicles globally can be found here.
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