Consumers racked up more than 15 billion hailed-mobility trips in 2019, with revenues reaching $130 billion. By 2030, total revenues from hailed mobility could increase to between $450 billion and $860 billion, accounting for 80 to 90 percent of consumer…
There are big challenges around the software-defined vehicle. Strong, long-term industry collaboration is key to overcome them in an efficient and safe way. Read more in weforum 3 ways intelligent cars can positively impact our daily mobility By Maya Ben…
The future of the phone is that the experience becomes distributed. In a way this is already happening, like in the way your Apple Watch talks to you. The attempts to build smart glasses will make a comeback in the…
10.5 million electric vehicles were sold across the world last year. Almost 4 million more than in 2021. 59% of them were sold in China, where the market grew 82% in a single year despite strict COVID-19 lockdowns. Watch the…
In a noisy media landscape fueled by hype and speculation, it can be tough to know where true value is being created. The infographic attached, which draws from CB Insights’ recent report on 11 Tech Trends To Watch Closely in…
The introduction of different types of vehicles leads to road safety issues and collision risks so many town councils are evaluating the possibility of developing new lanes, based on an analysis of the vehicle mix, their typical transit paths and…
The next phase of remote work will transform economies, as more companies revise their policies to accommodate employees who have permanently shifted to working remotely, and more workers move to places they’ve always wanted to live but couldn’t. Read more…
Four scenarios—based on consumers’ travel expectations and the popularity of different means of transportation—emerged for how the European travel landscape will look in the next few years. If the growth in passenger kilometers traveled continues on its prepandemic trajectory, 2019’s…
When most people picture what contributes to climate change, vehicles are one of the first things that come to mind. Here in the United States, transportation is the number one contributor to emissions. But you might be surprised to learn…
