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Globally, evolving work environments and shifting industry structures have changed consumer preferences in urban mobility. Cities have become more proactive about rethinking their transportation networks to make them more flexible and sustainable. Innovative solutions are necessary to meet citizens needs, ensure integrated and efficient transporta...

This research service provides a broad view of the autonomous shuttle market. It analyzes recent developments and key challenges and offers the latest updates on market size, forecasts, and regional trends. The study provides a detailed analysis of the autonomous shuttle markets in North America, Europe, and China and provides snapshots of the mark...

This study assesses the automotive market in China, with a focus on the passenger vehicle market segment. Within this, electric vehicles, as well as charging and battery swap, will be discussed further. China’s automotive market has grown rapidly, particularly after the 2008 Beijing Olympics. The unit shipment of China’s passenger vehicle market...

Autonomous cities represent an advanced stage of urban development that integrates AI, digital twins, IoT, edge computing, and autonomous infrastructure solutions to enable efficient city operations with minimal human intervention. Through unified urban operating platforms, cities can automate traffic management, optimize energy distribution, conne...

This Frost & Sullivan analysis of two-wheeler (2W) connectivity provides insights into the technological development and innovations that will transform the 2W industry. It outlines future growth opportunities in major connected technology areas, such as connected services, advanced rider assistance systems, shared mobility services, and electric 2...

China’s passenger vehicle navigation on autopilot (NOA) market is entering a phase of accelerated commercialization, scaling from 2.4 million units in 2025 to 15.0 million by 2032, reflecting a strong 29.8% CAGR. This surge marks a decisive transition from early-adopter experimentation to mass-market deployment, fueled by factory-fitted hardware st...

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...

This study examines the automotive aftermarket in Mainland China, with a particular focus on light vehicles, including passenger vehicles and light commercial vehicles. The aftermarket encompasses all non-warranty replacement parts installed after the dealer sells the vehicle. Automotive parts are integral to the complete vehicle assembly and play ...

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...