Where Does Automotive Network Data Come From?
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Automotive network data refers to the data generated within a vehicle's operating system when equipped with a 4G multi-functional infotainment system or a 4G OBD dongle. The principle is similar to that of a mobile phone SIM card. Different manufacturers offer various preferential policies for connected car services as follows: 1. Roewe RX5: Apart from basic services (such as navigation, real-time traffic updates, and remote vehicle control) and basic data allowance, additional services like audio packages and entertainment packages require participation in promotional activities in the following year to have a chance of obtaining them for free. If no activities are participated in and these services are still desired in the following year, additional fees for the data usage will be incurred. 2. Changan CS95: The policy for Changan CS95 is quite similar, but more straightforward compared to Roewe RX5. It directly divides the data allowance into basic and entertainment categories. Basic function data is free for life, while entertainment functions come with a 3-month complimentary music and radio service plus 600MB of data upon purchase. Any usage beyond this requires additional payment.