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Vehicle Technology Division

The Vehicle Technology Division of the Consumer Technology Association (CTA)®️ seeks to drive the adoption of innovative vehicle technologies through OEM, Suppliers, and Aftermarket ecosystems via advocacy and promotional activities to educate consumers through all channels that sell and install them while prioritizing a safe and secure driving experience.
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Key Initiatives

  • Develop programs to boost consumer demand and awareness of in-vehicle technologies.

  • Advocate for policies that promote new vehicle technologies, through partnerships with OEMs, aftermarket suppliers, and industry stakeholders, to drive future innovation of connected cars.

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