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CUSTOMERS WANT ELEVATED SAFETY, REFINED DRIVING EXPERIENCES

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January 2024

Aryaman Thakker, executive director of premium and luxury car dealer Group Landmark, talks about five trends in consumer demands and expectations from the automobile industry and how it is responding to them

CUSTOMERS WANT ELEVATED SAFETY, REFINED DRIVING EXPERIENCES

01 SMART VEHICLES 

The demand for smart vehicles has been increasing. This has led to the industry prioritising seamless connectivity to offer an unparalleled driving experience with heightened convenience. The strategic integration of cutting-edge features not only meets current demands but also redefines the driving journey.

02 ADVANCED DRIVER ASSISTANCE 

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