The product vs service debate continues as ride-hailing, car-sharing and subscription offerings grow. Studies suggest a sizeable percentage of consumers have little or no interest in owning a car, but they still want to access mobility. New business models could prove incredibly lucrative, but traditional automakers need to decide where they want to play in this emerging ecosystem.
In this report:
- Executive Summary
- On-demand services are changing attitudes to car ownership
- Lynk & Co to reshape cities with ownership alternatives
- Subscribe here: are vehicle feature add-ons in demand?
- MaaS sits at the crossroads of the technological revolution
- For cars to be aspirational, ownership needs to be redefined
- Less ownership and more car-sharing improves urban spaces
- Automakers must reconcile EV ownership with affordability
‘Special report: Future of vehicle ownership’ presents insight from:
- Find the Best Car Price
- Ford Credit Europe
- Kunes Auto Group
- Lynk & Co
- Medallia
- NTT Data
- Oak View Law Group
- Parts Pass
- Reputation
- Secondmind
- Share Now
- Tata Motors
- Virtuo
