Lukas Neckermann

This study is based on proprietary research conducted in the UK, and over 20 interviews from across the world. Our findings suggest that user adoption might represent a bigger challenge than expected. We aim to realign the debate on the awareness and education necessary for the human adoption of autonomous technology.

Featured in Forbes, The Irish Times, Trends, The Straits Times, Fleet Europe, Motor 1, 2025AD, Fleet News and many more.

Like ripples on a pond, the impact of The Mobility Revolution is expanding outward, embracing more and more industries and companies. After automotive, first tier suppliers, insurance and financial services, a whole raft of other industries are about to be impacted.

Indeed, no discussion on mobility can now exclude the broader context – the cities, the countryside, the local and national economic, political and social environments, as well as, of course, the technological progress that… Show more

Like ripples on a pond, the impact of The Mobility Revolution is expanding outward, embracing more and more industries and companies. After automotive, first tier suppliers, insurance and financial services, a whole raft of other industries are about to be impacted.

Indeed, no discussion on mobility can now exclude the broader context – the cities, the countryside, the local and national economic, political and social environments, as well as, of course, the technological progress that is being made in industries that are associated with this revolution.
One of the most substantive changes is to the urban environments which increasingly we call home and are part of our identities. As these cities evolve, so too will our lives change. Urban-dwellers are experiencing more and more of the transformation in our daily lives – through the air quality we lack, the infrastructure we use, the mobility we need and the way we work. Show less

Expert Group Report for the Directorate-General for Research and Innovation Smart, Green and Integrated Transport

By 2020, many cities throughout Europe will have banned entry by internal-combustion engine vehicles. Almost all countries will have considerably stricter urban transport regulations in place. Most will have embraced autonomous technology as a key element in saving lives. Many will have implemented new building and development codes in support of shared mobility and reduced congestion.

Virtually all new cars sold by 2020 will have the sort of advanced driver assistance systems that… Show more

By 2020, many cities throughout Europe will have banned entry by internal-combustion engine vehicles. Almost all countries will have considerably stricter urban transport regulations in place. Most will have embraced autonomous technology as a key element in saving lives. Many will have implemented new building and development codes in support of shared mobility and reduced congestion.

Virtually all new cars sold by 2020 will have the sort of advanced driver assistance systems that allow for full-autonomous driving on highways (and highly-supported driving in cities). By 2020, Uber, Google and Apple will have launched their electric, fully autonomous fleets. Road platoons of driverless trucks will leave the port of Rotterdam across Europe. Companies will have reevaluated their own use of vehicle assets. All will strive for vast improvements on emissions and sustainability; many will reach the conclusion that utilisation rates must be improved upon; some will have launched pilot programs using autonomous logistics, including drones.

The world of mobility is undergoing a vast transformation. This book highlights the changes inherent in the mobility revolution, and how corporate and commercial users are playing a key role in supporting a breakthrough by 2020.

For more information about this title, please go to http://www.neckermann.net/thought-leadership/corporate-mobility-breakthrough/

The book is provided free of charge, courtesy of the Corporate Vehicle Observatory. Show less

This book coins the term ‘Mobility Revolution’ and is a summary of the ‘three zeroes’ that are defining the future for the automobile industry: Zero Emissions, Zero Accidents and Zero Ownership. The impact will go beyond the automotive industry and its suppliers, however. Urban infrastructure, construction, logistics, even local cafés will need to think and operate differently. Based on countless interviews, the book is highly current and thoroughly researched, whilst also fun to read. It… Show more

This book coins the term ‘Mobility Revolution’ and is a summary of the ‘three zeroes’ that are defining the future for the automobile industry: Zero Emissions, Zero Accidents and Zero Ownership. The impact will go beyond the automotive industry and its suppliers, however. Urban infrastructure, construction, logistics, even local cafés will need to think and operate differently. Based on countless interviews, the book is highly current and thoroughly researched, whilst also fun to read. It is an eye-opener to the new world that awaits us as the Mobility Revolution unfolds.

The Mobility Revolution is a must-read for anyone interested in the future of the automobile industry, our cities, and the way we live. Available at bookstores and online, as an eBook or Paperback.
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