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This research study focuses on providing all the presentations from Frost & Sullivan's two-day workshop event held in July 2015 in London, called Intelligent Mobility 3.0, Future of Mobility & New Mobility Business Models. These include presentations from Frost & Sullivan Europe team and a host of other companies, such as Daimler, Zipcar Europe, Al...

This research service presents a strategic analysis of the automotive aftermarket in Turkey. The market is expected to diversify with the entry of new competitors, exhibiting a steady compound annual growth rate (20142021) driven by rising vehicles in operation and increasing average vehicle age. This research includes findings produced by Frost &...

This research service presents a 360 Degree Perspective of the automotive aftermarket in Europe. This market is expected to exhibit a steady compound annual growth rate from 2013 to 2020, driven by rising vehicles in operation in Eastern Europe and the increasing average vehicle age in Western Europe. The market is expected to diversify with the en...

As more digitally native customers look to purchase a vehicle, industry players are ramping up digital enhancements in the customer journey relating to the purchase of new and used cars or in aftersales services. COVID-19-induced social distancing norms are changing business as usual, acting as an accelerator for more dealerships, OEMs, and traders...

Vehicle leasing solves several challenges associated with an organization's mobility needs, such as vehicle funding, fleet maintenance, and residual risk. To keep focus on their core products and services, businesses have to outsource support activities related to mobility, ranging from fleet purchasing to remarketing. Without an expert team on the...

This study examines the European corporate light vehicle leasing market across the passenger vehicle (PV) and light commercial vehicle (LCV) segments. Vehicle leasing solves several challenges associated with an organization's mobility needs, such as vehicle funding, fleet maintenance, and residual risk. To ensure focus on their core products and s...

The German vehicle leasing industry is experiencing positive growth due to improvements in employment and wage growth, fuelled by a trade-driven economy. Company car registrations are expected to increase, recording a CAGR of 1.9% for the next five years, as employees continue to the prefer salary sacrifice model to fund their cars. As the governme...

Leasing companies are expected to capitalise on the demand for fleets amongst SMEs to drive operational leasing registrations in Finland. Finland is open to adopting alternate mobility solutions such as carsharing, ride hailing, and subscription services. Mobile-based mobility management is at the centre of attention in Finland, with companies such...

The Swedish vehicle leasing industry is experiencing positive growth due to improvements in employment, fueled by strong domestic demand and trade. Company car registrations are expected to increase in Sweden, recording a CAGR of 4.1% for the next five years, as employees continue to prefer the salary sacrifice model to fund their cars. As the gove...