Mobility [New] The rewards of unlocking smart mobility could be vast, as this market is expected to generate $270 billion in revenues and profits of up to $150 billion by 2040. [New] The BNEF team does not expect autonomous driving to have an impact on global transport and energy patterns until the 2030s. Autonomous vehicles could account for as much as 66 percent of the passenger-kilometers traveled in 2040, generating market revenues of $1.1 trillion from mobility services and $0.9 trillion from sales of autonomous vehicles by that year. In the coming years, airships and aerostat systems segments are expected to expand substantially in the global market. Until 2020, the market is expected to grow by almost 488% (85 billion dollars versus 500 billion dollars in 2014), with BYOD being one of the most important drivers of this growth. By 2040, AVs could account for 66 percent of all the passenger miles traveled in China, generate $1.1 trillion in mobility services and $900 billion from automated-vehicle sales. Through work-streams such as Mobility as a seamless service new technologies will emerge, leading to the development of new business models for suppliers, operators and customers. By 2040, more than half of new cars sold in the world will be EVs, with 70 percent of the market share in Europe, and over 50 percent in China. Starting in 2019, manufacturers selling more than 30,000 cars a year in China will have to meet an electric quota for ten percent of their cars. Automated driving and shared mobility could dramatically reshape road transport over the coming decades, with major implications for vehicle electrification and the broader electricity system. As per the latest research, the Enterprise Mobility Management market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 12.84% between 2018 to 2023. The market for connected mobility services in China is expected to grow from $600 million in 2017 to $39.5 billion in 2030. Northern Sky Research said prices dropped 24 percent for data services, 13 percent for mobility services like internet for boats and planes, and 7 percent for video broadcasting: Northern Sky Research expects prices to continue declining this year and into 2020. The global market of enterprise mobility and BYOD is expected to reach USD266.17 billion in 2019. The International Energy Agency expects the number of electric cars on the road to increase from 2 million in 2016 to 70 million in 2025. 2019 is going to be a big year for it because more and more businesses will be embracing enterprise mobility solutions to get the advantages of enhanced productivity, better collaboration, and improved communication. Car makers must move into the Mobility-as-a-Service business to leverage the financial opportunity to offset flattening new vehicle sales. Autonomous vehicles will make up just over 40 percent of new vehicle sales in 2040, and 12 percent of the vehicle-installed base. New vehicle sales in emerging markets like Thailand, Turkey and Slovakia are projected to decline slightly this year due to rising vehicle costs, and cannibalization by public transportation and new mobility alternatives. Smart improvements could provide significant value to rural communities by enabling decentralized generation and manufacturing, improving energy efficiency, and supporting economic development. Electric vehicles will increase steeply over the time horizon in both climate scenarios by 2050: between 30% and 22% of the global fleet in the 4 °C scenario respectively in low and high mobility, while around 75% in the 2 °C scenario in both mobility hypothesis. Experts predict that the market for self-driving cars will reach $42bn by 2025 and that the demand for skilled workers within the autonomous vehicle industry will continue to climb, creating more than 100,000 mobility industry jobs in the next decade in the US alone. Last updated: 19 May 2019
