Mobility: Automotive & Transportation
The Frost & Sullivan Mobility practice provides global market intelligence, thought leadership to execute key growth opportunities, and tailor-made advisory services within the personal and freight mobility industry. Our Growth Partnership Services and interactive workshops help our clients identify the top Mega Trends impacting the market, and build innovative business models in the areas of Mobility, Vehicle Technology, Autonomous Driving and Connected Cars, Car Retailing and Aftermarket, Commercial Vehicles, Transport and Rail.

Future of Mobility

Business Strategy & Innovation

Future of Automotive Retail & Aftersales

Future of Vehicle Systems and Technologies
Assess the impact of legislation, technology, customer needs and competitive environment on your Powertrain, Safety, Chassis, Interior, Exterior product portfolio and investments.

Autonomous Driving & Connected Mobility

Logistics & Supply Chain

Commercial Vehicles
News, Events & Resources
Automakers Look to Vision-based Systems as Key Enablers for ADAS and Autonomous Driving Applications
The pandemic and semiconductor shortages proved a double whammy for the automotive industry, disrupting value chain components supply, delaying technology introduction, and triggering a shift in consumer preferences. As economies floundered and vehicle sales dipped,...
Mutual Synergies: How Leasing and Electric Vehicles Can Drive Growth in Tandem
The automotive industry was severely hit by the pandemic, with a 13.6% dip in global car sales in 2020, a more significant slide than during the financial crisis of 2008. However, one segment that bucked the trend was electric vehicles (EVs). In 2020, new electric car...
Beyond Electric Vehicles, Automakers Now Look to India as an Exciting Market for Component Manufacturing
Government policies, such as FAME II, with their attractive purchase incentives and subsidies, are attempting to accelerate electric vehicle (EV) adoption in India. On the supply side, the government is also supporting localized battery production driven by the...