Freight forwarders, logistics companies and truck OEMs will be challenged by automation, digitalization and electrification trends. Players that refuse to change will not survive.

The UK is on the cusp of an electric vehicle revolution – but it’s electricity grid is not prepared. Smarter grids are a short-term solution, while in the long term, aging infrastructure needs to be replaced.

The Southeast Asian motorcycle market is almost at saturation point, with nearly nine out of 10 households in the region’s largest countries owning a two-wheeler.

The automotive industry is undergoing massive structural change, in particular with the inevitable shift from internal combustion engines (ICE) to electric motors. But what do these changes mean at the coalface, for production structures at both manufacturers and suppliers? How can they best prepare for a structured transition? We analyze the impact of the shift … Continued

As the automotive market is gradually adopting the trend of autonomous driving, which is estimated to reach mass production within the next five to ten years, Purpose-built vehicles already provide a unique travelling experience for passengers. But the market requirements are already changing significantly. Companies offering mobility services like Uber in the United States or … Continued

The electrification of transport is happening at pace, but investment in the UK electrical grid is not.

Self-driving vehicles could be the key to reconnecting the countryside, part of the mobility solution for people living in rural areas.

Autonomous trucks are the future of the logistics industry. But first numerous challenges such as legal frameworks, infrastructure and the high cost of technology need to be overcome.

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Our publication “Urban Mobility 2030” presents four scenarios and provides recommendations for an intelligent and future orientated transport system.