Mobility industry

Overview

Mobility industry is going through change of perception about transportation, increased interest on Smart cities, micro-mobility and race for self-driving cars. Mobility as s service is emphasised through sharing economy and Uberisation. Growing demand for decreasing the carbon emissions and turning to hybrid or electric cars has not yet being a disruptor, but soon enough can become important point for discussion.

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Socio-cultural trends

Demogaraphics: growing population of millenials and silver surfers interested in mobility
Urbanisation, more focus on city
Globalisation, increased inter-continent mobility in all of the regions
Craving for experience, enabling the in-vehicle transit experience
Car sharing and change in understanding of ownership

Technological trends

Connected Mobility, rising interest in Internet of Things, Networked vehicles and autonomous mobility
Micro-mobility: scooters, bike-sharing and other forms of micro-mobility are taking over cities
Digitisation and information availability, data analytics and predictions
Research, prototypes and race for autonomous vehicles development
Virtual reality
Automation in mobility
Seamless intermodal mobility

Economical trends

Globalisation
High net worth individuals growth
Glocal supply chains, Green systems, IPR for compounds or synthesis techniques

Environmental trends

Growing focus and pressure of sustainability
Carbon dioxide limitation
Shift to e-mobiles and hybrid cars
New, lightweight materials
Reduction of fossil oil and gas

Political trends

Political shifts and instability influences the value chain
Stricter governmental regulations on supply chain management

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