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The Mobility Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) focusses on capturing innovations related to EV Asset Management, Battery Swapping, AR Navigation Assistant, Road Maintenance Tool, Zero Emission Buses, Edge AI Based Scooters, Fleet Charging Solution The purpose of the Mobility Technology TOE is to raise awareness of global technology innovations i...

The Mobility Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) covers innovations pertaining to real-time geospatial data analytics for micromobility fleet optimization and demand-responsive vehicle placement, urban air mobility using ducted thrust solutions, smart EV charging solutions, laser technology for advancing sensing and autonomy in vehicles, PEM fuel c...

This Frost & Sullivan analysis examines the evolution of mobility innovation through a comprehensive benchmarking of automotive and mobility-related patents across connected, autonomous, shared, and electric (CASE) mobility dimensions. Using patent data from the United States Patent and Trademark Office spanning 1976 to 2040, the analysis maps lon...

This study is a comprehensive evaluation of global city readiness for commercial robotaxi deployment, examining how regulatory frameworks, infrastructure investment, technology ecosystems, and market dynamics are collectively determining which cities will lead the autonomous mobility transition and on what timeline.The report analyzes 20 cities acr...

The vehicle subscription market in Brazil is still in its nascent stages. However, with a promising business outlook, the market is expected to experience rapid growth. This research service examines the qualitative and quantitative aspects of the vehicle subscription market in Brazil by evaluating its performance and identifying the trends that im...

The global vehicle rental market is undergoing a period of accelerated transition as mobility demand patterns shift across business travel, leisure, the gig economy, and last-mile logistics. In a market marked by fluctuating travel volumes, high vehicle acquisition costs, and evolving customer expectations, rental companies are repositioning themse...

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...

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 ...

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 ...