General Motors' plan to make OnStar standard on all its passenger cars by 2007 will nearly triple its yearly output of telematics-enabled vehicles. North America's current 3+ million telematics subscribers represent over 75% of the world's total subscribers, while the region accounts for a just third of the world's vehicle sales.
General Motors' plan to make OnStar standard on all its passenger cars by 2007 will nearly triple its yearly output of telematics-enabled vehicles. North America's current 3+ million telematics subscribers represent over 75% of the world's total subscribers, while the region accounts for a just third of the world's vehicle sales.
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