1、Value Pool ReportWhatUrban Mobility Will Look LikeIn 2035ForewordDisruptions from new technologies and regulations in mobility are not only transforming the way we travel but are challenging executives to find new revenue streams and operating models.Rapidly expanding markets like electric vehicle c
2、harging and advanced driverassistance systems hold promise for a more sustainable,equitable,and efficient mobility future,while ondemand services and smart parking services are making travel more convenient and enjoyable.Business leaders looking to steer their firms through an uncertain economic cli
3、mate should use this report to understand how to capitalize on uniquely growing markets.To that end,the Oliver Wyman Forum has compiled expert opinions and research on macroeconomic trends,social factors,and microeconomic drivers to forecast mobilitys growth to a$1.1 trillion industry by 2035.The an
4、alyses not only provide indepth insights into major mobility modes and services,but also revisit assessments and past forecasts on technology development to offer explanations on why certain segments have performed better or worse than previously expected.This report,which forecasts activity across
5、14 sectors and five regions to 2035,offers a novel opportunity to anticipate markets with an analytical depth not seen elsewhere.ContentsExecutive Summary 4Asia 16Africa 24Europe 30Middle East 37North America 43Revisiting The Mobility Industrys 2030 Forecast 50How We Measure Mobility Industry Growth
6、 54Executive SummaryThe next generation of technology is intersecting with regulatory shifts and industry consolidation to drive global mobility industry growth to$1.1 trillion through 2035,from$389 billion in 2023,with the highest rates of growth forecasted in Asia.Individual mobility modes were th