Automotive The Evolution from Mobility-as-a-Service to Mobility-as-a-Feature

Another Overhyped Buzzword or a Driver of True Value?

INDUSTRY
Automotive

RELEASE DATE
22-Nov-2024
REGION
Global
DELIVERABLE TYPE
Market Research

RESEARCH CODE
MH88-01-00-00-00
SKU
AU_2024_1136
Yes
SHARE

The Evolution from Mobility-as-a-Service to Mobility-as-a-Feature
Published on: 22-Nov-2024 | SKU: AU_2024_1136

Need more details?

$2,450.00

$2,082.50 save 15 %

DownloadLink
Need more details?

Mobility-as-a-Feature (MaaF) is a concept introduced by David A. Hensher and Sampo Hietanen, and involves seamlessly embedding mobility services into existing platforms, such as insurance or hotel booking apps. This approach aims to make transportation an effortless part of our daily routines, seamlessly blending with activities such as commuting and shopping. While MaaF is still in its very early nascent stage, glimpses of its potential in various applications are starting to shine.

•     Electric mobility hubs are being integrated into upcoming real estate projects in Australia through Ohmie GO Envoy - Electric Car Share.
•     Lidl stores across Ireland now have 100 GoCar Ireland for sharing and more than 6,000 people have already used this service in 2023.
•     Munich-based start-up RideBee and SSV Jahn Regensburg launched a carpooling option—a free public transport ticket integrated into the admission ticket, free shuttle service from the main train station to the stadium, and free eBike sharing offer on match days.
•     Lage Weide business park in Utrecht offers free access to eBikes from TIER Mobility, and partnered with Gaiyo, having one key for all mobility and providing 18 mobility hubs for employees.
•     The State of Mississippi has allocated up to $1 million annually to Uber Health, the state aims to reduce missed appointments and improve healthcare accessibility for its residents.

While MaaF solutions hold great promise, for them to truly flourish on a larger scale, several interconnected elements must align—regulations, contractual frameworks, technology, partnerships, consumer acceptance, and support from the public sector, among others.

MaaS and MaaF—Scope of Analysis

Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?

The Strategic Imperative 8™

The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Mobility-as-a-Feature (MaaF) Industry

Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™

Growth Metrics

Growth Drivers

Growth Restraints

Shared Mobility—Business Model Definitions

Differences Between MaaS and MaaF

Roadmap for MaaS Evolution

What has Happened to MaaS?

Private Cars in the Multi-modal MaaF Mix

Possible Revenue Models for MaaF

MaaF—Overview of Future Applications

MaaF—Potential Applications

Super Apps—A Natural Progression to MaaF Solutions

Super Apps—Case Study

Super Apps—Modal Integrations

Potential of MaaF in Retail and Shopping Centers

Case Study—Retail and Shopping Centers

Retail and Shopping Centers—Modal Integrations*

Potential of MaaF in the Hospitality and Tourism Industry

Case Study—Hospitality and Tourism Industry

Hospitality and Tourism Industry—Modal Integrations*

Potential of MaaF in the Real Estate Industry

Case Study—Real Estate Industry

Real Estate Industry—Modal Integrations*

Potential of MaaF in Business Parks

Case Study—Business Parks

Business Parks—Modal Integrations*

Potential of MaaF in Educational Institutions

Case Study—Educational Institutions

Educational Institutions—Modal Integrations

Potential of MaaF in the Airport Industry

Case Study—Airport Industry

Airport Industry—Modal Integrations*

Potential of MaaF in the Healthcare Industry

Case Study—Healthcare Industry

Healthcare Industry—Modal Integrations*

Potential of MaaF in the Mapping Industry

Case Study—Mapping Industry

Mapping Industry—Modal Integrations*

MaaF—Other Future Applications

Quotes from Industry Experts

Recommendations for the Implementation of MaaF

Hyper-connected City Beyond 2050

Growth Opportunity 1: Build a Partnership Ecosystem

Growth Opportunity 1: Build a Partnership Ecosystem (continued)

Growth Opportunity 2: Autonomous Technologies

Growth Opportunity 2: Autonomous Technologies (continued)

Growth Opportunity 3: Advanced Analytics and Personalization

Growth Opportunity 3: Advanced Analytics and Personalization (continued)

Benefits and Impacts of Growth Opportunities

Action Items & Next Steps

List of Exhibits

Legal Disclaimer


Have questions about this research or need deeper insights?
Speak directly with our analytics experts for tailored recommendations.

Recent related Automotive research

25 Sep 2026   |   Global   |   Technology Research

Growth Opportunities in Next-Gen Wireless EV charging, Automotive Grade IoT module, Autonomous driving, E-bike Platform, UAVs, and 4D Radars

The Mobility Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) covers innovations pertaining to EV charging, Automotive Grade IoT module, Autonomous driving, E-bike Platform, UAVs, and 4D Radars.The purpose of the Mobility Technology TOE is to raise awareness of global technology innovations in self-propelled gro...

22 Sep 2026   |   Global   |   Market Research

Growth Opportunities in the Global EV Power Electronics Market, 2025–2032

The rapid push toward e-mobility is accelerating adoption of advanced power electronics by major OEMs. Power electronics underpin electric vehicle reliability, efficiency, and performance. Core systems, including traction inverters, onboard chargers, and DC-DC converters, are gaining strategic impor...

16 Sep 2026   |   North America   |   Customer Research

US Automotive Technicians’ Choice Survey, 2025

The 2025 US Automotive Technicians’ Choice study is an insightful voice-of-customer survey that highlights the tool preferences of automotive aftermarket service technicians. The survey of 400 automotive technicians across the United States used a combination of computer-assisted telephone and compu...

10 Sep 2026   |   Global   |   Market Research

Global Robobus Market, 2026–2032

The global robobus market is at an inflection point. Large autonomous buses are no longer a concept—they are running as paid public services in China, South Korea, Norway, Switzerland, Finland, and the Netherlands. Europe is in its first wave of real deployment, with active L4 commercial service acr...

03 Sep 2026   |   Global   |   Technology Research

Photonic and Optical Computing Chips for AI and Data Center Acceleration

The study evaluates photonic and optical computing technologies as critical enablers of next-generation AI infrastructure, addressing growing bandwidth, latency, power consumption, and scalability constraints associated with copper-based interconnects. The analysis covers photonic integrated circuit...

 

Purchase includes:
  • Report download
  • Growth Dialog™ with our experts

Growth Dialog™

A tailored session with you where we identify the:
  • Strategic Imperatives
  • Growth Opportunities
  • Best Practices
  • Companies to Action

Impacting your company's future growth potential.

Mobility-as-a-Feature (MaaF) is a concept introduced by David A. Hensher and Sampo Hietanen, and involves seamlessly embedding mobility services into existing platforms, such as insurance or hotel booking apps. This approach aims to make transportation an effortless part of our daily routines, seamlessly blending with activities such as commuting and shopping. While MaaF is still in its very early nascent stage, glimpses of its potential in various applications are starting to shine. • Electric mobility hubs are being integrated into upcoming real estate projects in Australia through Ohmie GO Envoy - Electric Car Share. • Lidl stores across Ireland now have 100 GoCar Ireland for sharing and more than 6,000 people have already used this service in 2023. • Munich-based start-up RideBee and SSV Jahn Regensburg launched a carpooling option—a free public transport ticket integrated into the admission ticket, free shuttle service from the main train station to the stadium, and free eBike sharing offer on match days. • Lage Weide business park in Utrecht offers free access to eBikes from TIER Mobility, and partnered with Gaiyo, having one key for all mobility and providing 18 mobility hubs for employees. • The State of Mississippi has allocated up to $1 million annually to Uber Health, the state aims to reduce missed appointments and improve healthcare accessibility for its residents. While MaaF solutions hold great promise, for them to truly flourish on a larger scale, several interconnected elements must align—regulations, contractual frameworks, technology, partnerships, consumer acceptance, and support from the public sector, among others.
More Information
Deliverable Type Market Research
Author Albert Geraldine Priya
Industries Automotive
No Index No
Is Prebook No
Keyword 1 Maas To Maaf Evolution
Keyword 2 Mobility Innovations
Keyword 3 Market Transformation
Podcast No
WIP Number MH88-01-00-00-00

The Evolution from Mobility-as-a-Service to Mobility-as-a-Feature

$2,450.00

Special Price $2,082.50 save 15 %

In stock
SKU
AU_2024_1136