The second dimension of market taxonomy separates ODB-2 products by type, each addressing distinct user requirements and integration pathways. Handheld scanners, typically equipped with LCD displays and built‑in diagnostic codes, dominate the professional service segment and represent roughly 40 % of type‑based revenue due to their versatility across vehicle classes. Bluetooth adapters, priced for consumer use, pair with smartphones to deliver real‑time data streams; they capture about 25 % of sales, reflecting the proliferation of mobile‑first diagnostic apps. Wi‑Fi adapters occupy a similar niche, offering higher bandwidth for firmware updates and remote monitoring, and account for 15 % of the market. Plug‑and‑play data loggers, designed for continuous fleet monitoring, contribute 12 % as fleet managers prioritize predictive maintenance. Finally, OEM‑integrated ODB-2 modules, embedded during vehicle assembly, hold the remaining 8 % and are driven by manufacturer mandates for standardized emissions reporting. This ODB-2 segmentation by type clarifies value chains, highlighting where component suppliers and software developers can target investment.