Electric Mobility Ecosystem

Only 30 years ago, your car would be the same machine that ran on the principles as the one invented by Carl Benz in the late 19th century – to take you from place A to place B in the shortest time possible. The whole infrastructure of communities, cities & countries developed around the idea of fast mobility – gas pumps and parking lots in every neighbourhood, wide city avenues, and cross country motorways.

Yet, times have changed. Cars aren’t wanted in cities anymore; sustainability is a crucial topic globally, underlining the impact of ICE vehicles on the environment. However, technological development has enabled cars and other vehicles to become data hubs, generating a vast ammount of automotive data on usage, which has led to an efficiency rise, faster transport and new ways of mobility powered by the sharing economy.

Things lead to another, and EVs have entered the mobility ecosystem changing it forever. The whole community, city & country infrastructure is yet again evolving to accommodate the arrival of EV fleets.

We can split the new Electric Mobility (or the e-Mobility) Ecosystem into four parts – EV manufacturers, Governments, Infrastructure & e-Mobility Platforms.