The mobility of the future is described as "easy" because it will be electrified, autonomous, shared, connected, and upgraded "yearly." This paper analyzes the trends expected to shape the sector in China, Europe, and the United States through 2030. Additionally, it provides information regarding the volume, scale, and complexity changes required in the automobile industry.
Through mathematical modeling of key performance indicators (KPIs) and demographic trends, this Article analyzes every part of ease.
Electrified
Transportation systems that do not produce any emissions are rapidly developing into a requirement on a global basis. To realize the goal of emission-free transportation, an increasing percentage of the electricity required to charge automobiles will originate from renewable sources.
Autonomous
Autonomous vehicles will reduce the demand for shared transportation choices while enabling a whole new group of people to take advantage of the benefits of personal transportation.
Shared
By making better use of expensive mobile assets and having a fleet of shared vehicles that the firm professionally manages, mobility costs can be greatly reduced, resulting in significant cost savings.
Connected
This is true in two different contexts: first, when vehicles communicate with one another or with the infrastructure that manages traffic, and second when passengers communicate with the outside world. In the future, our homes and workplaces will merge into one, producing a "third space" that bridges the gap between the two.
Yearly' updated
To keep up with the ever-evolving requirements of the shared fleet market and to incorporate the most recent improvements in both hardware and software, new models will be added to the selection on an annual basis.
