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Mobility

[New] Lisbon is reshaping its mobility landscape with new park and ride projects, bus corridors, and the use of electric vehicles for public transport (with 420 new buses and 25 new trams by 2023).
Most agreed the strong influence on the market exerted by the Paris Agreement on climate change could cause the share of electric mobility to rise to up to 30% of global automotive production by 2023.
With automotive manufacturers such as Nissan planning to sell at least 1 million electric vehicles annually by 2022, and Audi set to reach 800,000 by 2025, it is clear that the electrification of vehicles is gathering momentum in the mobility sector.
Led by countries such as Australia, India, and South Korea, the Enterprise Mobility market in Asia-Pacific is forecast to reach US$ 129.9 Billion by the year 2027, while Latin America will expand at a 18% CAGR through the analysis period.
The Reduced Innovation Case would translate into a decrease in automotive battery demand in 2040 compared to the Sustainable Development Scenario equivalent to ten times the demand required for mobility in 2019.
Under any scenario and independent of the type of power generation, Italy's power grid must by expanded over the next two decades, because increased electric mobility will require additional capacity in the power grid to accommodate the higher charging loads for vehicles.
Similar to e-mobility, demand for shared mobility is expected to increase in the next decade, largely driven by three use cases.
The demand for energy generation from renewable sources as well as fossil fuels would rise from 600 TWh at present to over 700 TWh by 2030 in Germany, primarily driven by the expansion of electric mobility.
The European Commission recently proposed to make 2021 the year of rail and rightfully insists the shift to rail will be a key driver for a more sustainable mobility system.
India's transport sector can save 1.7 gigatonnes of cumulative carbon dioxide emissions and avoid about 600 million tonnes of oil equivalent in fuel demand by 2030 through shared, electric, and connected passenger mobility and cost-effective, clean, and optimised freight transport.
The Chile government is already developing its post-pandemic stimulus package with a heavy focus on energy decarbonization by 2040 backed by aggressive policies targeting growth and further deployment of renewable energy and electric mobility.
Austria's strategic approach to reducing demand in the transport sector and to achieving its objective of fossil-free mobility by 2050 is to shift transport to modes that are more efficient and to increase the use of alternative fuels and technologies.
MaaS equally has many benefits for the business world - understanding the Total Cost of Business Mobility could help travel decision makers in the corporate world save hundred of thousands.
The next 20 years will bring significant changes as electrification, shared mobility, vehicle connectivity and, eventually, autonomous vehicles reshape automotive and freight markets around the world.
The global market for Mobility as a Service is forecasted to grow at CAGR 38.9% to register a value of USD 484.20 Billion in 2024.
South Korea's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport has announced that it aims to commercialize urban air mobility (UAM) services in the domestic market in 2025.
Research drones are already flying in 64 cities around the world, and the urban air mobility market will be worth $1.5 trillion a year by 2040.
With the new aim to reach climate neutrality by 2040, the decarbonisation of mobility must happen ten years earlier and the new Austrian government is now revising the transport-related strategies.
In 2020, organizations will find new ways to boost their customers' experiences by connecting devices and maximizing the benefits of mobility.
The future of mobility is electric, and the post COVID world presents an opportunity for us to accelerate the adoption of electric mobility globally.
By 2025, cities that deploy smart-mobility applications have the potential to cut commuting time by an average of 15%-20%.
Zenzic has revealed that emerging CAM (connected and automated mobility) technologies will eliminate the need for road signage, with UK drivers seeing naked highways by 2027.

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Last updated: 09 August 2020