This research study focuses on providing all the presentations from Frost & Sullivan's two-day Intelligent Mobility event held in September 2022 as Virtual Event. These include presentations from Frost & Sullivan Mobility team and a host of other companies, such as Nissan, Foxconn, ZF, Navya and more. The focus of this entire workshop was on analyzing the new use cases, pricing and business models for new mobility solutions. In recent years mobility industry is moving towards a transition to sustainable, innovation-led models and clean energy practices across the mobility value chain will be critical if countries are to successfully meet their carbon reduction targets, realize their commitments to COP26 and similar climate change initiatives, and push towards the long-term global vision of net-zero emissions by 2050. Reflective of such trends, the theme for 2022 Intelligent Mobility Summit is “Towards a Sustainable Future.” Frost & Sullivan believes that the mobility industry is currently working towards zero-emission vehicles and carbon neutral manufacturing. Long-term roadmaps are embracing a more holistic vision of sustainability that encompasses strategy and solutions, products, and processes, and, indeed, entire value chains. Rising awareness about environmental issues, evolving consumer preferences, and regulatory imperatives are incubating new technology enablers in the form of connected vehicles, autonomous driving, shared mobility and electromobility (C.A.S.E.). Allied with this is the emergence of innovative mobility solutions like ‘mobility-as-a service’ and ‘lifestyle-as-a-service’. Frost & Sullivan drills down into the cutting-edge technologies are anchoring shared mobility modes like car sharing, bike sharing, micro mobility, and peer-to-peer ride sharing. They are creating a foundation for clean and cohesive, smart and safe, affordable and accessible urban mobility. Some new and hot topics covered this year will include the following: • Evolution of Powertrain technology to support industry decarbonization ambitions: batteries, charging and the future networked energy system • New Vehicle Platforms and alliances disrupting industry business models, unlocking next-generation customer experiences, and leading the drive towards the smart-city eco-system. • Evolution of E/E architectures and software-hardware decoupling • Importance of investments in and strategies around cloud services, artificial intelligence and data monetization • Zero Emission Trucks Business Model, Charging/Fueling Infrastructure Evolution for commercial trucks, Autonomous Trucking Use-cases. • Explore the growth trajectory for new shared mobility models such as car sharing, MaaS, autonomous mobility, flying cars, and multidimensional travel as new city structures and stakeholder dynamics emerge