NNG and ANS Bring 'Navigation for All' to India
Ameya Naik
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Jun 12, 2014, 09:03 PM

NNG LLC in association with ANS announced scalable navigation solutions for OEMs in India. This means that NNG LLC has at its disposal technology that can flexibly be used in cars like the Nano to say a luxury supercar like a Ferrari. This also translates into the fact that factory-fitted navigation systems will be available for cars spanning across various segments.
NNG decided to focus on navigation solutions for the automotive industry not only for high-end cars but also affordable cars. The company has introduced a revolutionary strategy of low-cost and ultra-low-cost software solutions that would enable carmakers to integrate them into any car model in all segments.
NNG has delivered navigation solutions for over 30 car brands globally and aim to increase market share to 40% in OEM line-fit and 80% aftermarket respectively by the end of 2015 from the current 26% and 65% respectively.
Peter Bolesza, Vice President of Emerging Markets at NNG said, "NNG's vision is that navigation will be a standard, even in entry-level cars. We currently deliver localized software solutions for 168 countries across the globe that run on a single navigation engine. The response received from the Indian market has been tremendous and NNG looks forward to consistently developing innovative and cost-effective navigation solutions to ensure smooth, congestion-free commuting."
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