SAE Technical Paper Series 1992
DOI: 10.4271/920845
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The Automobile: Unwanted Technology - The Later Years Part I: Cars and Crises 1960-1990 Part II: The Dawning of Automotive Electronics

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“…The growth in electronic contents per vehicle has seen an explosive rise from an average of US$78 in 1980 to US$861 in 1990 and then to US$1,495 by 1998. 1,2 This corresponds to an increase in the average electronic cost per vehicle from 13% (1980s) to 17% (1990s) and is forecast to break into the +20% range with the addition of more software in the current decade. In the topof-the-range cars, the electronic content can amount to 35% of the total vehicle cost.…”
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“…The growth in electronic contents per vehicle has seen an explosive rise from an average of US$78 in 1980 to US$861 in 1990 and then to US$1,495 by 1998. 1,2 This corresponds to an increase in the average electronic cost per vehicle from 13% (1980s) to 17% (1990s) and is forecast to break into the +20% range with the addition of more software in the current decade. In the topof-the-range cars, the electronic content can amount to 35% of the total vehicle cost.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%