Mobility

Smart Cities: Leading the Way in Mobility

Thu, 23 Jul 2020 13:37:10 GMT

As urban areas grow increasingly crowded, cities and their leaders are seeking technology solutions ranging from car- and scooter-sharing to autonomous shuttles to solve transportation issues such as traffic congestion, air pollution and road safety. To do this they’re turning to automakers and mobility providers and forming unprecedented partnerships to leverage technology to meet cities’ unique needs. This report includes comprehensive case studies of private-public partnerships between cities and mobility providers and delves into the details of each project: how they’re planned and operated, who is involved, essential elements for deployment and more.

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ADDRESSED IN THIS REPORT:

What compels cities to work with mobility providers?
How do cities approach partnering with mobility providers?
What’s required for mobility providers to work with cities?
What policy and technology solutions are unique to city- centered mobility projects?
Which city departments are involved in mobility projects?

OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO:

Automaker and Tier-1 suppliers involved in mobility
Automotive, technology and financial analysts
City planners and other government officials
Transportation professionals
Urban policy and transportation stakeholders

HIGHLIGHTS:

Hear from experts on the front lines of cutting-edge urban mobility.
Learn about the growing market in city-centric mobility solutions.
Discover the unique mobility needs of cities.
Understand the process of working with city officials.
Comprehend the complex elements leading cities to rely on tech-based transportation.

I. OVERVIEW

DATA AS A TOOL
NEED FOR NEW MOBILITY OPTIONS
WHICH TYPE OF MOBILITY IS MOST IMPORTANT FOR CITIES IN THE FUTURE?
CITIES’ VEHICLE BANS
SHOULD RESTRICTIONS SUCH AS CONGESTION CHARGES AND BANS BE IMPOSED ON VEHICLES ENTERING CITIES?
SHOULD CITIES HAVE AREAS WHERE NO CARS ARE ALLOWED?
CURB MANAGEMENT
SHOULD CITIES PROVIDE SPECIAL ACCOMODATIONS FOR NEW MOBILITY OPTIONS?
BOTH TEST BED AND BATTLEGROUND
WHOSE INPUT SHOULD BE GIVEN THE MOST AUTHORITY ON IMPLEMENTATION OF NEW-MOBILITY TECHNOLOGIES IN CITIES?
WHO SHOULD HAVE INPUT ON IMPLEMENTATION OF NEW-MOBILITY TECHNOLOGIES IN CITIES?

II. MARKET

WHAT’S THE MOST IMPORTANT MOBILITY PROBLEM TO SOLVE IN CITIES?
NEW MOBILITY OPTIONS
RIDE-HAILING’S POSITIVE, NEGATIVE IMPACTS
MAYORS LEAD THE CHARGE
PROJECTED GROWTH 
SMART CITIES LAYERED VALUE CHAIN
GLOBAL INSTALLED BASE OF INTERNET-CONNECTABLE DEVICES IN AUTOMOBILES
SMART CITIES INSTALLED BASE AND REVENUES
WHAT IS THE MINIMUM LEVEL OF INFRASTRUCTURE TECHNOLOGY NEEDED FOR SUCCESSFUL MOBILITY-SCHEME OPERATION?
WHICH SERVICE DO YOU MOST WANT TO SEE IN YOUR CITY OR TOWN?
WHICH ENTITIES HAVE THE BEST CHANCE OF PARTNERING WITH CITIES ON NEW MOBILITY?
ROBOTAXIS ALREADY ON THE ROAD 
WHERE SHOULD CITIES ALLOW AUTONOMOUS ROBOTAXIS?
TRANSIT DESERTS
HOW WILL THE RECENT CORONAVIRUS CRISIS AFFECT SHARED MOBILITY IN CITIES OVER THE NEXT 12 MONTHS?
HOW WILL THE RECENT CORONAVIRUS CRISIS AFFECT SHARED MOBILITY IN CITIES OVER THE NEXT 5 YEARS?

III. CASE STUDIES

MOTIONAL’S (FORMERLY APTIV) LAS VEGAS PILOT
- MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS
- AN INHERENT MOBILITY DEMAND
- PREPPING FOR LAUNCH
- DRIVING MILLIONS IN REVENUE
FORD’S MIAMI AND AUSTIN AV PILOTS
- COLLABORATING WITH CITIES LIKE NEVER BEFORE
- DOING A LOT OF LISTENING
- LEARNING AND GROWING AT SCALE
MAY MOBILITY’S AV SHUTTLES, MULTIPLE CITIES
- STATE-BY-STATE, CITY-BY-CITY
- TYING INTO INFRASTRUCTURE
- LINKING TO OTHER TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS
MERCEDES-BENZ’ SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA AV PILOT 
- COLLABORATION AND TESTING ON TWO CONTINENTS
- WHAT FUTURE TRANSPORTATION LOOKS LIKE
- COMMUNITY INPUT
VULOG’S MADRID PROJECT
- GIVE BACK THE FAMOUS BLUE SKY
- A CLOSE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE CITY

IV. Q&A

MOTIONAL’S (FORMERLY APTIV) KARL IAGNEMA AND ABE GHABRA
CITY OF AUSTIN’S ROB SPILLAR
FORD’S SCOTT GRIFFITH
MAY MOBILITY’S TARA LANIGAN
MERCEDES-BENZ’S ALEX SCHAAB
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY’S CARLOS CRUZ-CASAS
VULOG’S GREGORY DUCONGÉ
WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM’S MOUCHKA HELLER

V. APPENDIX

WARDS INTELLIGENCE 2020 SMART CITIES AND MOBILITY SURVEY
SMART CITIES LAYERED VALUE CHAIN

Navigating New Mobility

Wed, 30 Oct 2019 13:53:24 GMT

The Emerging New-Mobility Market

This Wards Intelligence report examines the mobility strategies of automotive OEMs, technology companies and others in the race to define the next era of transportation.

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ADDRESSED IN THIS REPORT:

How are OEMs preparing for a disruptive shift in their century-plus business model as personal mobility changes, and how do they compare with competitors?
Which technology companies are leading in mobility and why?
What’s driving the trends in mobility and which companies are best positioned to take advantage of these developments?
How are the various new modes of mobility – car and ride-sharing, micro-mobility, multi-modal transit and autonomous cars and shuttles – reshaping transportation and what it means for OEMs and other industries?
What’s the role of government in regulating new forms of mobility and how will this affect businesses in the space?

OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO:

Product planners and market analysts at automakers, suppliers, technology and data-driven companies, as well as anyone involved with urban, mass-transit or investment planning.

OVERVIEW:

For the last 100 years, automakers have had the same successful business model that involves manufacturing, selling, financing and servicing vehicles via a network of dealers. And this produced a massive multi-billion-dollar supplemental industry of OEM and aftermarket parts suppliers, independent repair shops, insurance, parking, travel, etc.

We’re now witnessing changes in how people and goods move, thanks to societal factors such as a population shift to urban areas, a diminishing emotional attachment to automobiles by a younger generation and the emergence of new technology. Now top global OEMs are partnering with tech companies to build platforms for the future of mobility and develop autonomous and connected vehicles and ancillary technologies such as software, mapping, artificial intelligence, data analytics and more. “Navigating New Mobility” looks at the emerging new-mobility market and the strategies of automotive OEMs, technology companies and others in the race to define the next era of transportation.

HIGHLIGHTS:

Learn about the latest mobility trends and which companies are taking advantage of them – and which ones are not.
Discover how OEMs are preparing for a future in which individual car ownership could decline and how technology companies are challenging incumbent automakers.
Learn why data is driving mobility strategy for many companies and how it will be used and monetized.
Hear from top executives from Ford, VW, Avis Budget Group and others who are making decisions on their company’s future in mobility.

I. OVERVIEW

Perfect Storm of Influences
Aggressively Moving Into Mobility
Large Societal and Business Impact

GRADING THE OEMS
GRADING TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES

II. TECHNOLOGY

DEFINITION OF MOBILITY

Shift from Sheet Metal to Mobility Services

ELEMENTS OF MOBILITY – CASE

Connected
Autonomous
Shared
Electric

MICROMOBILITY
MOBILITY AS A SERVICE
URBANIZATION
ROLE OF CITIES, GOVERNMENTS
DATA

The Ultimate ROI
Data Knowhow and Privacy Concerns

III. OEMS

BMW
DAIMLER
FCA
FORD
GENERAL MOTORS
HONDA
HYUNDAI/KIA
JAGUAR LAND ROVER
PSA GROUP
RENAULT-NISSAN-MITSUBISHI
TOYOTA
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
VOLVO

IV. TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES

APTIV
AVIS BUDGET GROUP
BAIDU
BESTMILE
DIDI CHUXING
EASYMILE
ENTERPRISE HOLDINGS
LYFT
MAY MOBILITY
NAVYA
RIDECELL
UBER
VOYAGE
VULOG
WAYMO

V. Q&A

AVIS BUDGET GROUP’S ARTHUR ORDUNA
COX AUTOMOTIVE’S JOE GEORGE
FORD’S SUNDEEP MADRA
RIDECELL’S MARK THOMAS
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP’S NIKOLAI REIMER

VI. APPENDIX

WARDS INTELLIGENCE 2019 MOBILITY SURVEY

Artificial Intelligence in Automotive

Wed, 01 May 2019 15:38:06 GMT

Which automakers and suppliers are leading the way in artificial intelligence?

Artificial Intelligence is poised to become the pilot of tomorrow’s autonomous vehicles. This special report from Wards Intelligence defines and examines AI technology, estimates where the industry stands in its deployment, potential applications beyond autonomy and the tremendous challenge traditional OEMs and suppliers face in ramping up their expertise in the field.

This report is intended for:

Product Planners
Market Analysts
Academics
Others who would benefit from a detailed examination of the industry’s plans for implementing AI

I. OVERVIEW

Trends driving AI implementation
Business case for employing AI
Consumer acceptance/reluctance
Regulatory attitude
State of the technology
Outlook for deployment

II. Technology Building Blocks

AI defined
Machine learning
Deep learning
AI in Action
AI for Autonomy
Additional Applications

III. Automakers

BMW
Daimler
Ford

General Motors
Tesla
Toyota

Volkswagen
Volvo
Waymo

IV. Key Integrators / Chip Makers / Disruptors

Baidu
Bosch
Continental
Delphi

Denso
Intel
Magna
NVIDIA

Qualcomm
Valeo
Visteon
ZF

V. Industry Perspective

Executive Q&A
Survey Results

The Autonomous Vehicle Roadmap

Wed, 01 May 2019 15:36:53 GMT

Which automakers and suppliers are leading the way to autonomy?

Rapid advancements in technology have the auto industry on a march toward automated driving.

According to the new Wards Intelligence report, The Autonomous Vehicle Roadmap, it’s being made possible by breakthroughs in sophisticated radar, vision and lidar sensors; the expanding capacity and capability of microcontrollers; faster-responding actuators and controllers; and the promise of machine learning via complex, artificial-intelligence driven software.

This comprehensive report examines:

How and when the market will take shape worldwide
Where the best near-term business cases are with retail customers, commercial-vehicle operators and mobility-service providers
Which automakers and suppliers/disruptors will emerge as the dominant players in this new industry sector

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I. OVERVIEW

Technology
Powertrains
Policy
Consumer Trends
Business Cases
Wards Intelligence Strategic Report Card
Grading the OEMs
Grading the Suppliers/Disruptors

II. Technology Building Blocks

Lidar, Radar, Cameras
Advance Driver-Assistance Systems
Communications
Telematics
Artificial Intelligence
Cybersecurity

III. Market

Adoption Rate Scenarios
Global Forecast 2030 (by region)

IV. Automakers

BMW
Daimler
Fiat Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Honda
Hyundai

Jaguar Land Rover
PSA Group
Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi
Tesla
Toyota
Volkswagen Group
Volvo

V. Suppliers and Distributors

Apple
Aptiv
Aurora
Baidu
Bosch
Continental
Denso
Hitachi
Intel / Mobileye
Lyft
Magna

Microsoft
NVIDIA
NXP
Panasonic
Samsung/Harman
Uber
Valeo
Visteon
Waymo
Zenuity
ZF

Mobility

Smart Cities: Leading the Way in Mobility

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Navigating New Mobility

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Artificial Intelligence in Automotive

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The Autonomous Vehicle Roadmap

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