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Udita Choudhary

Transatel CEO says eSIM-powered cars are turning into the new mobile office and more automakers will adopt eSIM technology in the coming years

A man on his phone in a car.
  • 95% of new vehicles should have connectivity features by 2030
  • Automakers like BMW and MINI are offering eSIM capabilities
  • Ubigi has cut eSIM prices in seven high-demand European countries

The eSIM market is rapidly changing, with travel eSIM provisioning expected to soar from 70 million to 280 million. A key emerging trend is the rise of working from connected cars, as more consumers are willing to turn their vehicles into mobile offices.

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