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The EV industry is still relatively small, but has been experiencing rapid growth, with total U.S. sales, including PHEVs (Plug-in Hybrids) and BEVs (Battery Electric Vehicles), reaching ~1.1 million units in 2022 or 6.7% of total US car sales, up from only ~308,000 in 2020 and ~18,000 in 2011. This growth is expected to continue and even accelerate going forward.
To improve their mobility offering, Public Transport Authorities need to consider innovative solutions to build complementary and coherent ecosystems and eventually ensure the best experience to residents and visitors.
Have a look at our last Mobility white paper on commute carpooling, one of the main transportation means in urban areas and on the commercial side a nascent commercial market for mobility as a service players Read More
What is at stake is nothing less than the Original Equipment Manufacturers’ and suppliers’ future share of the automotive value chain and profit pool. As the ‘digital giants’ increase their influence over the cockpit, automotive brands also risk losing direct contact with the customers. Infotainment will emerge as a key… Read More
Platform-based companies are leveraging technology and social behavior evolution to capture a growing share of the mobility value chain. Pressure is particularly strong on the mature automotive sector as it faces extraordinary challenges: User-centric mobility platforms are leveraging shared economy trends to attract urban customers Multimodal mobility operators are setting… Read More
