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Mobile devices have become a necessary tool utilized in most consumers’ daily lives. But does that usage stretch between routine activities and decisions both large and small? Over the past year, consumers have looked to their mobile devices more and more, even for guidance when it comes to big decisions, like renting a house or…
Around the world, consumers are becoming more dependent on their mobile devices in every aspect. Especially with the start of the pandemic almost a year ago, online shopping skyrocketed to purchase anything from groceries, clothing, cosmetics, and yes even cars. As the usage of mobile is increasing, the relationship between vehicle purchases and mobile usage…
Around the world, consumers are becoming more dependent on their mobile devices to make purchases of all types. Shopping for everyday items on phones has been normalized for years but consumers are just starting to buy big-ticket items online, including cars. As usage continues to increase, smartphones have become an important part of the car…
The accessibility of data and smartphones has changed the way many cultures approach everyday tasks. This year, Japan’s smartphone penetration is 79% and is expected to reach 92% by 2025. Mobile devices are already vital to Japanese consumers’ shopping habits and car buying is no exception. We wanted to identify what car-buying activities consumers use…
For many people, the car buying experience has not changed much in the past several years. Consumers become familiar with new models through commercials, do some online research if they are interested, and then head to some dealerships before making a final decision. When looking below the surface, it’s evident that the car buying process…
South Korea has 95% smartphone penetration, the highest in the world, and mobile devices are deeply pervasive in Korean consumers’ shopping habits and car buying is no exception. Korean consumers’ demand for cars is very strong. Cars not only need to serve their primary transportation needs but also reflect their personality, self-image, and social status….
Smartphones and vehicles are two of the most commonly used technologies today. They go hand in hand, especially when it comes to purchasing or leasing a new car. But what activities do consumers actually engage with in the buying process? How important is their mobile device and how likely are they to consider advertisements? Interested…