A total of 41 million 5G connected cars will already be on roads by 2030, according to recent figures published by global tech advisory firm ABI Research.
That number will rise to 83 million 5G connected cars by 2035. By then, 5G connected cars will make up more than 75% of the total C-V2X equipped cars. Soon, in 2023, cars will start to communicate with each other to increase overall road safety and traffic, said ABi Research.
“These numbers underline the huge momentum for cellular connectivity, and particularly 5G, in the automotive sector,” says Leo Gergs, Research Analyst for 5G Markets at ABI Research.
