Mobility: Automotive & Transportation
The Frost & Sullivan Mobility practice provides global market intelligence, thought leadership to execute key growth opportunities, and tailor-made advisory services within the personal and freight mobility industry. Our Growth Partnership Services and interactive workshops help our clients identify the top Mega Trends impacting the market, and build innovative business models in the areas of Mobility, Vehicle Technology, Autonomous Driving and Connected Cars, Car Retailing and Aftermarket, Commercial Vehicles, Transport and Rail.
FUTURE OF MOBILITY
Evaluate the impact of Mega trends on personal and freight mobility in creating new business models, products and services.
BUSINESS STRATEGY & INNOVATION
Support your team in corporate strategy, product planning and advanced R&D in analysing and evaluating future growth opportunities.
FUTURE OF AUTOMOTIVE RETAIL & AFTERSALES
Develop next-generation channel strategies for vehicle sales, parts and service and create integrated online and off-line customer journey.
FUTURE OF VEHICLES SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGIES
Assess the impact of legislation, technology, customer needs and competitive environment on your Powertrain, Safety, Chassis, Interior, Exterior product portfolio and investments.
AUTONOMOUS DRIVING & CONNECTED MOBILITY
Identify new business models of fully autonomous cars and analyze the impact of the connected car as an element of a future connected living.
Logistics & Supply Chain
Assess the impact of changing business model due to technological innovations, regulatory changes and evolving industry best practices on the Logistics and Supply Chain Ecosystem.
Commercial Vehicles
Frost & Sullivan’s global commercial vehicle program provides clarity about strategic opportunities in global on-road, light-medium-heavy truck and bus markets.
News, Events & Resources
Used Car Leasing on Course To Becoming A $6B Market (And That’s Just In Europe)
To explain the appeal of used car leasing, I need look no further than two trends: the growing pool of good quality used vehicles and the consumer quest for reasonably priced, solidly performing cars. Add to this two major benefits: a lucrative new revenue stream for...
eRetailing is Toppling Traditional Purchase Paradigms in Global Automotive Aftermarket
Online channels to account for 1 out of every 10 parts sold in the automotive aftermarket by 2030, finds Frost & Sullivan eRetailing is on course to disrupt the global automotive aftermarket. New research by Frost & Sullivan, 2020 Strategic Analysis of...
Which Mobility Business Model Can Provide Value to all Stakeholders in a City?
HERE’s Mobility Marketplace re-envisions the role of a MaaS provider as a host of a neutral marketplace. The marketplace seeks to link the fragmented transportation ecosystem by pairing mobility suppliers with demanders. Much like MaaS, this model has the potential to enable seamless end-to-end journeys, but it does not require full integration from all mobility service in a geography to succeed. With the next step in the evolution of transportation on the horizon, perhaps mobility is best left to the free market.
