Future Mobility

With the rise of Electric Vehicles and Autonomous Vehicles, there is a need for smart infrastructure and a huge potential for innovation in the e-mobility sector.

Challenges and Innovative Solutions in the Era of EVs and Autonomous Vehicles


The Rise of Electric Vehicles

The world is witnessing a significant shift towards electric vehicles (EVs). In 2023, nearly one in five cars sold was electric.

The global EV sales neared 14 million in 2023, a 35% year-on-year increase. This trend indicates robust growth as electric car markets mature.

The rapid growth of EVs should be followed by a connected infrastructure that facilitates more effective and efficient use of our roads and vehicles. Smart EV charging shall provide real-time data on charging station availability, optimizes charging schedules, and provides a seamless experience. This contributes to reducing charging uncertainty and accelerates EV adoption.

Autonomous Vehicles: The Road Ahead

Autonomous vehicles (AVs), also known as self-driving cars, are capable of operating with reduced or no human input. They are responsible for all driving activities, such as perceiving the environment, monitoring important systems, and controlling the vehicle. However, as of early 2024, no system has achieved full autonomy.

The deployment of autonomous vehicles benefits from vehicle-to-infrastructure communication, ensuring safe and efficient mobility and facilitating parking, charging, and toll collection. However, the vast majority of existing infrastructure is not ready for the future of mobility.

Technological Improvements in Mobility Infrastructure

Connected infrastructure has the potential to revolutionize how we move, making road mobility more efficient, safer, and cleaner. Four key use cases top the agenda for public-private collaboration:

  1. Smart EV Charging: Accelerating electrification and contributing to cleaner air.
  2. Advanced Traffic Management: Enhancing road safety and traffic efficiency.
  3. Smart Parking: Saving time and reducing congestion.
  4. Intelligent Tolls: Optimizing road use and simplifying toll collection.

These use cases become even more important when there is no human in the loop – that is, with the deployment of autonomous vehicles.

Embracing the Mobility Revolution

Embracing the future of mobility is not just a necessity, but an exciting opportunity for operators. The journey towards a modern mobility system is filled with potential for innovation, growth, and enhanced user experiences. By proactively investing in smart infrastructure and adopting new technologies, operators can unlock a world of possibilities.

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