Intelligent Mobility, Japan, 2020 - Theme IV

Intelligent Mobility, Japan, 2020 - Theme IV

Acceleration of Electrification & Autonomous Driving

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24-Dec-2020
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Research Code: PB6F-01-00-00-00
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Intelligent Mobility, Japan, 2020 - Theme IV
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"Intelligent Mobility Japan, 2020" is a virtual summit organized by Frost & Sullivan on November 24 and 25, 2020.

This is a 2-day interactive conference, which hosted on a unique virtual platform to discuss and evaluate Growth Opportunities in new Mobility Business models covering Personal and Public Transport Systems. The conference presenters include OEMs, Technology Platform providers, IT Companies, Government representatives, and other industry stakeholders. In addition, interactive sessions throughout the day to review opportunities and challenges in the market.

Theme IV: Acceleration of Electrification & Autonomous Driving

Stringent emission regulations and less dependence on oil are the key drivers for electrification. Most of the countries around the world are planning to ban internal combustion engine vehicles by 2040 that has led to the acceleration of electric vehicle growth. OEMs are planning to introduce electric vehicles across different vehicle segments by creating dedicated electric vehicle platforms and speed up the development of electric vehicles. Some of the key challenges for EV introduction such as battery costs, charging infrastructure, range anxiety are being addressed by all the stakeholders in the value chain such as OEMs, Suppliers, Federal and Local Governments. The introduction of electric vehicles are also providing opportunities to start-ups and creating new business models such as battery leasing, swapping. COVID 19 has had a very low impact on the growth of electric vehicles since every stakeholder is looking at it as a long term growth strategy. This session will discuss trends related to COVID impact on electric vehicles market, evolution of new business models, start-ups emerging in this space and also OEMs electric vehicle platform strategies.


In this study (Theme IV), key presenters include Paulo Mutuc (Principal Consultant from Frost & Sullivan), Mandali Khalesi (Vice President, TRI-AD) and Peter Veigele (Head of Connectivity & Digital Services, Daimler Trucks Asia).

Vijay Rao (Senior Director from Frost & Sullivan), Pras Ganesh (Project Executive Vice President from Toyota Daihatsu Engineering & Manufacturing Co., Ltd.) and Kazuhiro DOI (Corporate Vice President from Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.).

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Intelligent Mobility Japan, 2020 is a virtual summit organized by Frost & Sullivan on November 24 and 25, 2020. This is a 2-day interactive conference, which hosted on a unique virtual platform to discuss and evaluate Growth Opportunities in new Mobility Business models covering Personal and Public Transport Systems. The conference presenters include OEMs, Technology Platform providers, IT Companies, Government representatives, and other industry stakeholders. In addition, interactive sessions throughout the day to review opportunities and challenges in the market. Theme IV: Acceleration of Electrification & Autonomous Driving Stringent emission regulations and less dependence on oil are the key drivers for electrification. Most of the countries around the world are planning to ban internal combustion engine vehicles by 2040 that has led to the acceleration of electric vehicle growth. OEMs are planning to introduce electric vehicles across different vehicle segments by creating dedicated electric vehicle platforms and speed up the development of electric vehicles. Some of the key challenges for EV introduction such as battery costs, charging infrastructure, range anxiety are being addressed by all the stakeholders in the value chain such as OEMs, Suppliers, Federal and Local Governments. The introduction of electric vehicles are also providing opportunities to start-ups and creating new business models such as battery leasing, swapping. COVID 19 has had a very low impact on the growth of electric vehicles since every stakeholder is looking at it as a long term growth strategy. This session will discuss trends related to COVID impact on electric vehicles market, evolution of new business models, start-ups emerging in this space and also OEMs electric vehicle platform strategies. In this study (Theme IV), key presenters include Paulo Mutuc (Principal Consultant from Frost & Sullivan), Mandali Khalesi (Vice President, TRI-AD) and Peter Veigele (Head of Connectivity & Digital Services, Daimler Trucks Asia). Vijay Rao (Senior Director from Frost & Sullivan), Pras Ganesh (Project Executive Vice President from Toyota Daihatsu Engineering & Manufacturing Co., Ltd.) and Kazuhiro DOI (Corporate Vice President from Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.).
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Author Ming Lih Chan
Industries Automotive
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