A PWC report on the automotive transition from 2018 suggested that thanks to the rise in car sharing, mobility in EU & USA will no longer be a product for many, rather a service for customers.
Key conclusions:
By 2030 the transport sector will require 138 million fewer cars in EU & USA
As a result of novel sharing concepts, the stock of cars could fall from 280 to 200 million in Europe and 270 to 212 million in the United States.
China, in contrast, is expected to see its vehicle inventory rise to 280 million vehicles in 2030, up from 180 million in 2018
In 2030 55% of cars will be electric
33% of km driven in 2030 will be "shared"
40% of mileage driven could be in autonomous vehicles by 2030
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