What’s Next in the Development of Mobility as a Service?
Senior industry leaders will share their insights
Mobility as a Service (MaaS) is a concept that is still in its infancy, but companies like Uber have proven there is clear public demand for MaaS solutions in urban areas, providing 18.7 million trips per day. The development of automation and electrification of cars as well as the development of Mobile Edge Computing has the potential to transform personal vehicle ownership to MaaS. Widespread adoption of MaaS has interesting positive implications for the accessibility, sustainability and safety of urban populations which are predicted to grow by 13% in the next 30 years.
The flexibility, convenience, and financial benefits offered by MaaS are expected to drive people from owning their own cars. We could instead see a widespread shift towards shared ownership subscriptions or pay as you go models as the natural evolution of personal mobility. This means that traditional car manufacturers will have to revolutionise their operating models and develop new digital infrastructures to facilitate MaaS on a wide scale while remaining profitable.
This digital webinar hosted by the Financial Times and in partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS), will explore what consumer needs and expectations are for MaaS and whether traditional car manufacturers and existing MaaS companies have the facilities to support the next stage of its growth.
Trends
What trends have defined the MaaS sector over the last 12 months?
Development
How important is the development of autonomous cars and electrification to the evolution of MaaS?
Challenges
What are the legal and ethical challenges facing the development of self-driving cars and MaaS?
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