PDF: Unlocking the full value of connected-car data

Turn connected car data into a revenue driver—securely and compliantly.

Learn how automotive players can use MPC and blockchain to activate connected vehicle data while staying compliant with EU regulations like GDPR and ePrivacy. Covers mobility use cases from insurance pricing to fraud detection, and how OEMs can monetize data without losing control.

Connected vehicles generate massive amounts of real-time data — but privacy laws and fragmented infrastructure often prevent its safe use. This guide explains how Partisia’s privacy-preserving data collaboration enables automotive manufacturers, insurers, and service providers to unlock the value of connected-car data while remaining compliant.

It outlines use cases such as predictive maintenance, usage-based insurance, and secure data monetization through encrypted analytics. The PDF also covers compliance with GDPR, ISO 27001, and automotive data-sharing standards.

Download the PDF to see how the automotive industry can combine innovation with privacy, using secure computation to turn connected-car data into measurable business value.

What’s changing in automotive

Cars are becoming software platforms on wheels. Every trip generates real-time data about vehicle health, driving behavior, location, and usage patterns. At the same time, customers expect services that are as seamless and personalized as the apps they use every day.

Where the gaps are

Data silos are a major issue. Information is often fragmented across departments like R&D, marketing, aftersales, and IT, or divided between OEMs, suppliers, dealers, and insurers. This lack of cohesion makes it difficult to build a unified view of performance, operations, or customer behavior.

What’s at stake

Manufacturers that use predictive maintenance based on real-time vehicle data report up to a 20% reduction in warranty claims.

Usage-based insurance models, enabled by driver behavior analytics, can cut loss ratios by 15% or more.