Questions surrounding future mobility

Future mobility is generating numerous new business models. The automotive industry in particular is strongly affected by this.

This raises the following questions:

Why are “real benefits” such as

  • never having to refuel again (with inductive charging)
  • always getting into a climate-controlled vehicle
  • no contamination from oil and petrol (especially in car parks and at filling stations)
  • significantly easier automation of the driving task (elimination of the entire parking process)

 

not being promoted in e-mobility?

Users with continuous daily travel distances beyond 150–200 km are in the minority. Where are the business models that fit this?

Wouldn’t the inductively charged, perfectly climate-controlled and semi-automated electric car be the ideal “enabler” for intermodal and individual mobility?

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