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The on-demand business model in the automotive industry is revolutionizing the way customers subscribe to a particular service offered by OEMs. The model allows customers to activate or deactivate a service according to their regional (or custom) requirement. The subscription offered by automakers can be on a monthly, yearly, hourly, per kilometer ...

As government initiatives promote the use of zero-emission vehicles and commercial vehicle manufacturers continue to launch new models, Frost & Sullivan projects that about 7.2 million electric commercial vehicles will be in operation in North America and 5.8 million in Europe by 2030. Sufficient charging infrastructure will have to be in place to ...

12 May 2021  |  North America  |  Market Research

Impact of Covid on Transportation Network, Growth Opportunities

Visionary Perspective of Mobility Industry's Road to Recovery until 2025

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Growing population and congestion levels in cities across the globe ensured the growth of shared mobility segments, such as carsharing, peer-to-peer carsharing, e-hailing, ridesharing (carpooling), demand-responsive transit (DRT), and micromobility services, such as bikesharing. Greater focus on commuting flexibility through real-time trip planning...

15 Oct 2019  |  North America  |  Market Research

Groupe PSA’s Automotive Growth Strategies, 2019–2025

2 Modular Platforms, 100% Electrified LCVs, New Mobility Solutions, and At Least 2 New Overseas Markets to be the Key Building Blocks of PSA’s Push to Pass Growth Strategy

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Groupe PSA has gained significant attention from the automotive industry, with its turnaround from loss making to generating profit. Since then, the company has shown impressive growth, with 35% revenue increase from 2014 to 2018, and became the second largest OEM in Europe in terms of passenger vehicle sales. It also acquired another loss-making a...

This Frost & Sullivan study analyzes Teslas Connected, Autonomous, Shared, and Electrified (CASE) strategies. It assesses the key features and talking points of the companys growth strategies, including (but not limited to) EV strategy, autonomous driving technology and the related investments, technology co-operation, energy infrastructure develop...

This study provides a quick snapshot of the evolving Hyperloop landscape. It discusses the history of Hyperloops and how they can help in addressing some of the mobility challenges of today. The advantages that Hyperloops will bring into the mobility landscape of the future and how it can revolutionise passenger and cargo transportation is covered....

In 2013-14, PSA ended its joint venture with General Motors. Thereafter, the aim was to improve operating margins and revenue by 2015-16, and PSA was 'Back in the Race'. It achieved margins above and beyond the targets it had set for itself and chalked out a strategy for the next 6 years called 'Push to Pass'. Push to Pass’ goal was to ride the w...

Having delivered close to a million battery electric vehicles (BEVs) globally in model year 2021, Tesla is clearly leading the worldwide shift towards electric mobility. The company’s vertically integrated sales format that eliminates third-party intermediaries in the downstream automotive value chain has received a lot of press coverage. However, ...

08 Apr 2021  |  North America  |  Market Research

Strategic Insights into the Global SUV Market

SUVs are no Longer Considered Utilitarian Vehicles; they have Become a Prominent Part of Urban Mobility. Future SUVs Will be Designed to be a Part of Connected Car Networks and Will also Form the Basis of New Urban Mobility

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The SUV is no longer just a utilitarian off-roader whose sole purpose is to transport goods and other essentials over hostile terrain. Over time, these vehicles have evolved and have started playing other roles as well, primarily as people carriers in urban and suburban areas; they are also used to make a statement of social standing in some region...