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Connected Services for Premium Motorcycles

Price: Starting at USD 1,950
Publish Date: 12 Nov 2026
Code: AN-6592
Research Type: Report
Pages: 12
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Actionable Benefits

Actionable Benefits

  • Identify opportunities for smartphone integration and embedded cellular connectivity as manufacturers expand connected services across motorcycle portfolios.
  • Evaluate technical requirements and constraints affecting motorcycle navigation, emergency assistance, remote monitoring, and Over-the-Air (OTA) software updates.
  • Assess connected-service business models, supplier opportunities, and the implications of cybersecurity requirements for motorcycle development.
Research Highlights

Research Highlights

  • Forecast of connected motorcycle registrations across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Rest of World through 2036, segmented by smartphone-only and embedded-cellular connectivity.
  • Analysis of motorcycle-specific connectivity requirements, including navigation integration, telematics power consumption, emergency calling, OTA capabilities, and Electrical/Electronic (E/E) architecture.
  • Assessment of connected-service economics, cybersecurity obligations, and supplier strategies
Critical Questions Answered

Critical Questions Answered

  • How will smartphone integration and embedded-cellular adoption develop across major motorcycle markets through 2036?
  • What technical and architectural constraints influence the deployment of independent connectivity, safety services, and remote software maintenance?
  • How are motorcycle manufacturers and technology suppliers addressing connected-service monetization, long-term support, and regulatory compliance?
Who Should Read This?

Who Should Read This?

  • Motorcycle Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) product strategy, connected services, infotainment, telematics, and E/E architecture teams.
  • Automotive and motorcycle Tier One suppliers, navigation providers, semiconductor companies, and software platform developers supporting connected two-wheelers.
  • Business development, market intelligence, and product management teams evaluating motorcycle connectivity opportunities, supplier partnerships, and service monetization strategies.

Companies Mentioned

Cerence
HERE Technologies
P3 Digital Services
Qualcomm Inc
Sibros

Table of Contents

1. KEY FINDINGS

2. KEY FORECASTS

3. KEY COMPANIES AND ECOSYSTEMS

3.1. COCKPIT AND E/E SYSTEMS: BOSCH MOBILITY
3.2. NAVIGATION AND LOCATION SERVICES: HERE TECHNOLOGIES
3.3. EMBEDDED INFOTAINMENT SOFTWARE: P3 DIGITAL SERVICES
3.4. COMPUTING AND CONNECTIVITY: QUALCOMM
3.5. VEHICLE SOFTWARE AND OVER-THE -AIR (OTA): SIBROS
3.6. VOICE INTERACTION: CERENCE AI

4. MOTORCYCLE CONNECTIVITY IS CONSTRAINED BY POWER, SAFETY, AND E/E ARCHITECTURE

4.1. SMARTPHONE INTEGRATION MOVES CONNECTIVITY COMPLEXITY OUTSIDE THE VEHICLE
4.2. EMBEDDED TELEMATICS MUST RECONCILE STANDBY POWER WITH EMERGENCY RELIABILITY
4.3. REMOTE UPDATES DEPEND ON ECU ACCESS AND INSTALLATION SAFEGUARDS

5. CONNECTED-SERVICE REVENUE DEPENDS ON DIFFERENTIATION AND LIFECYCLE ECONOMICS

5.1. ONE-TIME FEATURE UNLOCKS AND CONNECTED SERVICES CARRY DIFFERENT COSTS
5.2. PAID SMARTPHONE PROJECTION TESTS A DIFFERENT SUBSCRIPTION MODEL
5.3. FIXED CYBERSECURITY COSTS STRENGTHEN THE SUPPLIER MAKE-OR-BUY CASE

6. CONCLUSIONS

Companies Mentioned

  • Cerence
  • HERE Technologies
  • P3 Digital Services
  • Qualcomm Inc
  • Sibros