Poor connectivity threatens progress in connected vehicle navigation

Mapping and navigation has come a long way from basic SatNav, but powerful obstacles block the path forward. By Jacob Moreton

As modern mobile technology becomes ever more advanced, consumers demand increasingly high standards in the rest of their lives too. Mapping and navigation is no different. Drivers expect the same standard of navigation software that they would of their smartphones—that is, intuitive, attractive, and fuelled by rich real-time data.

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