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Online parts sales are expected to more than quadruple over the next 5 to 7 years as eRetailers refine their business models for delivering products to vehicle owners and service professionals in the automotive aftermarket. For now, tyre manufacturers are driving the migration to online sales channels as parts and service providers determine which ...

The way people move is evolving. The future will have flexible, integrated mobility and on-demand services. The paradigm shift towards door-to-door travel provides opportunities for a new class of market entrants: mobility integrators (MIs). This study examines this emerging market space and features a wide spectrum of visionary opportunities for M...

Volkswagen's (VW) concession of corporate malfeasance in circumventing Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) testing in the United States has sent the global automotive industry into a tailspin. This research service closely examines the fallout from the diesel emission scandal and how the same has impacted the perception of automotive customers ac...

This report covers the Class 1-3 vehicles aftermarket in terms of volume (in million units) and value ($ million) across the UK. The base year for analysis is 2016 and the forecast period is 2017 to 2023.This research compiles findings from various deliverables published by Frost & Sullivan over the past 2 years. It covers growth prospects for the ...

The European ride-hailing market is rapidly evolving, shaped by technological advancements, changing consumer preferences, and regulatory dynamics. While Uber and Bolt are the formidable players, local and regional competitors such as FreeNow, Cabify, inDrive, Yango Ride, Heetch, and Blacklane have their own strengths and specific regions of operat...

Europe’s public-transit fare systems are moving away from cash, paper tickets, and closed-loop cards. Riders now hold an account, and the system works out the best fare after the journey, whether they pay with a bank card, a phone, or an app. Three forces drive demand: aging equipment that needs replacing, national and regional schemes that bring m...

New and used vehicles can be purchased in a variety of ways in Europe, whether through franchised car dealerships, OEM online channels, or third-party online marketplaces. Automakers are exploring ways to reach out directly to customers to reduce retail operating costs while new car dealers want more effective ways to market and sell their inventor...

In the rapidly changing automotive landscape, disruptive technologies are paving the way for a multitude of customer conveniences, with usage-based insurance (UBI) emerging as a standout example. This innovative business model is revolutionizing how insurance companies, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), and leasing and rental fleets collect ...

07 Feb 2020  |  Europe  |  Market Research

Strategic Analysis of European New Mobility Value Chain, Forecast to 2030

Future of European Mobility Value Chain will be Driven by New Technologies, Increasing Partnerships, and Investments

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This study aims to analyse and forecast the European mobility value chain and technology trends for 2018. Shared mobility companies depend heavily on the aftermarket service providers for procuring fleet, maintenance and repairs, and technology for smooth operations. Shared mobility partnerships are increasing the presence of the value chain across...