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Life can’t be easy for after-market GPS companies right now. What was once a must-have gadget on gift lists around the world is feeling the squeeze from mobile apps from the likes of Google and Apple as well as the increasing ubiquity of in-car navigation (they’re about to become a standard feature in most new Polos).
The sales bear out those figures too. Garmin and TomTom have both faced declining sales in the personal navigation space over the years.
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