1. The document summarizes the key findings of a global study conducted by GfK involving 5,800 consumers across 6 markets regarding their perceptions and preferences around connected car technologies.
2. The study found that most drivers currently experience positive emotions like happiness when driving. However, leading edge consumers who are early adopters and influencers are more open to new connected car technologies compared to general consumers.
3. Safety-oriented features like those that allow a car to communicate with other vehicles or integrate cameras are most appealing currently, although entertainment-focused and autonomous driving capabilities also interest consumers. Cultural differences across markets also influence perceptions.
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