Kersten Heineke

Mobility is entering a new age of innovation. We examined regional trends across the world to explore the complex changes that could transform the sector by 2035

Progress continued on many mobility fronts, even as challenges mounted

By 2035, autonomous driving could create $300 billion to $400 billion in revenue. New research reveals what’s needed to win in the fast-changing passenger car market

By 2030, shared mobility could generate up to $1 trillion in consumer spending. New research reveals the trends and data to know

Although a fully immersive, interconnected metaverse remains years away, mobility stakeholders can already capture real business value from the technologies designed to enable it

Shared autonomous mobility is at a critical point, and five factors may determine how the market evolves and which companies succeed

A McKinsey Podcast: Scooter skeptic? Think again. Micromobility is gaining favor with consumers worldwide—and may fast become a mainstay of urban transportation

What could other countries learn from Germany’s current discounted flat rate travel pass to increase ridership on public transit?

Robo-taxis promise affordable mobility. But with widely varying service costs across use cases and geography, providers must address operational and service issues to realize that promise

Although the COVID-19 pandemic is far from over, mobility has returned to precrisis levels. But the industry faces changes in consumer preferences, technology, and regulation

As e-kickscooters gain popularity, more consumers are opting for private ownership. How will this affect shared-mobility providers?

A new McKinsey survey suggests that consumers are open to micromobility solutions, but uptake will vary by country

In this video, three McKinsey experts on aerospace and mobility describe a future in which electric flying vehicles are a safe, affordable, and sustainable way to travel

Electric air taxis such as VoloCity, made by Germany’s Volocopter, are poised to revolutionize not just city travel but also the global mobility industry, says CEO Florian Reuter

Having weathered a pandemic, regulatory whiplash, and a host of other hurdles, shared mobility endures. Here’s where things stand today

A new survey looks at the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on consumer sentiment, which could influence future mobility investments

The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted mobility, and its effects will linger well into next year. How will changing consumer preferences, technologies, and regulations shape the market in 2021?

Although private self-driving cars attract less attention than robo-taxis do, our new market model suggests that they could give OEMs opportunities for growth

The pandemic will change the face of mobility, both now and when the crisis ends

Consumers believe that established automakers are well positioned to capitalize on ACES trends. Will they reach their full potential in a challenging market?

As the global pandemic spreads, mobility players need to prepare for the new world ahead

Shared micromobility continues to develop. What’s changed, and what can we learn from one city’s first 100 days with e-scooters?

Technology-driven ecosystems are emerging in the automotive industry. Here’s what companies need to know about the new automotive technology stack, the players driving this transformation, and the issues they are grappling with

Uncertainties surround the future of shared autonomous vehicles. Modeling scenarios for their development and adoption can help companies on the road ahead

No industry or executive is immune to the profound implications of mobility’s second great inflection point. Here’s what you need to know now

Will the micromobility market boom or bust? With billions already invested, here’s an assessment of its potential

What is required to navigate the emerging personal-mobility landscape in an uncertain future?

As cars achieve initial self-driving thresholds, some supporters insist that fully autonomous cars are around the corner. But the technology tells a (somewhat) different story.

While sharing cars likely means slower growth of vehicle sales, it also suggests strong new opportunities for automakers, suppliers, and many more mobility players.

Monetizing the flood of information generated by the Internet of Things requires a well-executed strategy that creates value.