The nature of transportation has to be radically transformed to accommodate the mobility needs of as many as 7 billion people living in cities in the coming decades. Fulfilling the parking needs of individually owned vehicles in such a large, dense population and ensuring sufficient space on the roads are likely to be physically impossible. As a result, the development of connectivity, automation, and cloud-based services is expected to merge with electrification to create an autonomous mobility on-demand ecosystem. The resulting pervasive connectivity will provide a unique opportunity for businesses that are connected to the transportation ecosystem to provide data-driven products and services to consumers and fleets. Meanwhile, the automotive retail landscape is reaching saturation levels in developed markets and growth is slowing in emerging markets. With a shrinking opportunity to grow vehicle sales, every player in the ecosystem is looking for new revenue opportunities, ways to use the infrastructure more efficiently, and methods of improving the user experience that help to retain and attract customers. The entire mobility user experience will have to expand beyond just the vehicle to enable more efficient personalized mobility for all members of society via connected services. According to Navigant Research, almost 430 million vehicles in use globally will have built-in telematics by 2025. This Navigant Research report examines the market landscape for customer-facing transportation data services. The study analyzes the regulatory drivers, implementation issues, and potential products related to data services for automotive applications. Global market forecasts for the growth of services such as usage-based insurance (UBI) and lead generation made possible through the analysis of vehicle telemetry data extend through 2025. The report also examines the key enabling technologies related to transportation data services, as well as the competitive landscape.