Vertical mobility: the 3rd dimension of future mobility Over the next decade, individual mobility is expected to enter the 3rd dimension expanding vertically to flying

Car Subscription Services Proliferate – Mobility-as-a-Service. Jan’20 witnessed players like Honda and Carly launching subscription-based services in Japan and NZ respectively. Several players received investment

E-hailing has become the most interesting area of development for mobility industry leaders, which can be seen by the amount of investment that is happening in this segment over the last 10 years. E-hailing reduces the dependence on privately owned cars or multiple transport apps by combining services from taxis, car rental, car sharing, and even public transport under a single platform that is accessible from a smartphone.

The digitalization of modern interiors and in-vehicle services, together with the advent of high autonomy requires a humanized and intelligent user interface for safety, convenience

Carmakers are exploring new revenue opportunities or collaborate with startups who have developed or in the process of developing a successful business model. One of

In order to remain competitive in the value chain, OEMs and Tier 1, 2 and 3 suppliers are expected to respond towards commuter preferences across different regions and work towards developing innovative solutions (such as purpose-built vehicles) for shared Mobility.

February 21, 2020  Elisabeth Cuneo FutureBridge, a research services company that tracks and advises enterprises on the future of industries, reports that the 2020s will

02-19-2020 09:00 AM CET FutureBridge: Humanization underpins six technology trends to unleash “Mobility 2030” The 2020s will see humanized virtual assistants catering to passenger “well-being”

New decade full of opportunities to overcome techno-commercial roadblocks and unleash new Connected, Automated, shared and electrified mobility 2019 saw progress in the digitalization of vehicle