Navigating Europe’s Regulatory Maze: A White Paper for Automotive OEMs
Digital services are now central to every new vehicle. From in-car Wi-Fi and streaming to remote software updates, they shape how cars are built, marketed, and experienced. Yet scaling these services across Europe is complicated. Each country has its own telecom rules on SIM registration, data retention, lawful access, and consumer protection. The result is delay, cost, and compliance risk.
Our new Automotive Regulatory White Paper explains how to manage this complexity and turn compliance into a foundation for growth. Based on Telenor IoT’s experience across 30+ European jurisdictions, it gives OEMs practical guidance on building scalable, compliant, and OEM-branded connected services.
Automotive Regulatory White Paper
Download your copy to gain insights to reduce compliance risk, speed up market entry, and protect your brand.
Inside the White Paper
- How national telecom rules apply to in-car connectivity
- Which hurdles OEMs face: SIM registration, user verification, data retention, and lawful access
- How fragmented rules affect service design, rollout speed, and cost
- What consumer protection rules mean for contracts, transparency, and complaint handling
- Options for OEMs: becoming a regulated provider or partnering with one
Expert View
Regulation doesn’t have to slow innovation. With the right partner, compliance can become a competitive advantage that enables faster launches, smoother operations, and a better driver experience across Europe.” Marie HögbergHead of Automotive at Telenor IoT
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