The 2019 edition of ‘What is the future of mobility?’ explores the ways in which changes in communication and propulsion technology, as well as new business models and changing emissions and safety requirements are affecting the ways in which people and goods move and are moved around.
This Automotive World report considers some of the most exciting changes taking place in the automotive industry. The range of topics covered includes automaker portfolio adjustments, the industry’s transition to mobility services, the evolution of the supplier base, changes in trucks and trucking, and the prospect of an entirely new form of mobility in the shape of hyperloop.
In this report:
- Executive summary
- Mobility’s second great inflection is about much more than cars
- Farewell to the sedan? Detroit doubles down on megatrends
- Ford's Chariot grows from moving people to serving people
- Trucking prepares for the cab of the future
- Digital load matching is vital for the future of freight
- Preparation for a connected, autonomous future must start now
- New Tier 0.5 suppliers could unlock the future of mobility
- Connectivity and autonomy are creating new revenue streams
- The future of transportation is multi-modal
- Hyperloop by 2021? Confidence high among key players
Special report: What is the future of mobility? provides insight from a range of leading automotive industry stakeholders and experts, including:
- Accenture
- Capgemini
- Chariot (Ford Smart Mobility)
- Cubic Transportation Systems
- Daimler
- Frost & Sullivan
- FTR
- KPMG
- McKinsey & Company
