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As we’ve seen 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. This business model produced a massive multi-billion-dollar supplemental industry of OEM and aftermarket parts suppliers, independent repair shops, insurance, parking, travel, etc.
You've most likely started to notice 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.

Currently, 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.

This is leading to rapid change in the industry, along with some setbacks. Just look at all of the ups and downs that Uber has faced since 2015.
Automotive companies are pouring resources into mobility to prepare for the future and remain competitive. Through a combination of face-to-face interviews, insights from analysts, market forecasts and surveys, we've written a report that foretells the future of mobility.
Purchase your copy of “Navigating New Mobility” to find out how the future of mobility will impact your business.