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Autonomous shared mobility technology, after years of development and testing in the real world, is on the verge of reaching commercial viability on a large scale. In 2021, the global market opportunity from autonomous mobility was approximately $27 million. This is expected to reach $92 billion in 2035, accounting for the market changes brought on...

The Mobility Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) covers innovations pertaining to SoC, LiDAR, Urban Mobility and Self-driving Systems, among others.The purpose of the Mobility Technology TOE is to raise awareness of global technology innovations in self-propelled ground-based mobile platforms that are not only technically significant but potentiall...

This Frost & Sullivan research service assesses growth opportunities in the Indian shared mobility market: ride hailing, car sharing, ride sharing, bike taxi, scooter sharing, bike sharing, rickshaw sharing, and demand-responsive transit (DRT). It dives deep into the approaches that market participants take toward achieving end-to-end mobility solu...

Fleet management applies mainly to leased and owned fleets, and service portfolios can include maintenance, repairs, fuel cards, and insurance. By centralizing all processes and transactions tied to corporate fleets, fleet management companies allow their clients to be more productive and plan for growth based on hard data and actionable insights o...

Customers changing preferences have spurred the transition from vehicle ownership to usership. For older generations, owning a vehicle was a status symbol, but today s younger generations prioritize usership over ownership and the associated hassles (i.e., various costs and responsibilities). Leasing and rental services have evolved, but essential...

Transportation industry participants face significant challenges as expanding populations and urban density cause congestion, high carbon emissions rates, and parking deficits. One way city planners seek to remedy these unfortunate effects is by optimizing their mobility networks. The need to effectively manage the various mobility modes became mor...

This series provides an overview of the developments and transformative trends companies adopt globally to develop technologies for efficient and connected vehicles and infrastructure. These trends present direct opportunities for businesses across various sectors, including mobility, supply chain, logistics, ICT, energy, environment, business, fin...

The global leasing industry is entering a pivotal decade as electrification, innovative financing models, and a more integrated fleet management ecosystem fundamentally reshape the future of mobility finance. By 2035, battery electric vehicles (BEVs) will dominate new fleet acquisitions in most mature markets, pushing leasing providers to redesign ...

We are witnessing a shift in products and services being provided to business travelers and the way in which companies set up their administration of these activities. New mobility business models, such as carsharing, ridesharing, and ridehailing/taxi services for personal use, are also developing into dedicated corporate mobility services and bein...