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Mobility 2030

Transition Report

Reimagining Urban Movement

The 2030 Global Mobility Report highlights a pivotal inflection point. Cities are rapidly transitioning away from private ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) dependency towards a hyper-connected, electrified, and multi-modal ecosystem.

Global EV Share

42% ▲ 15% YoY

Of new vehicle sales in major metros.

Micromobility Trips

2.1B ▲ 30% YoY

Daily trips via e-bike/scooter.

Public Transit Recovery

98% vs 2019

Fully recovered in APAC & EMEA.

CO2 Reduction

-18% On Track

Sector emissions vs 2020 baseline.

The "Peak Car" Phenomenon

For the first time in history, private car ownership in Tier-1 cities has peaked and begun to decline, replaced by Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) and public transit integration.

Key Drivers

Policy Push (LEZs) High Impact

Low Emission Zones expanded by 400%.

Fuel Costs Med Impact

Volatility driving EV adoption.

Urban Density Med Impact

Compact cities favor micromobility.

The Evolution of Street Space

Cities are reallocating street space from cars to people. This interactive model demonstrates the shift in "Modal Share"—the percentage of trips taken by different transport modes—across three distinct time horizons.

Select Time Horizon

2020 Analysis: The Private Era

Private vehicles dominated urban transit, accounting for nearly 60% of all trips. Public transit struggled with pandemic-related declines, while active mobility (walking/biking) lacked infrastructure.

2020 Snapshot

Infrastructure & Electrification

The barrier to EV adoption is shifting from "Range Anxiety" to "Charging Anxiety". The 2030 report analyzes the race between vehicle sales and infrastructure deployment.

Charging Points vs. EV Fleet (Projected)

Public Chargers EV Fleet (Millions)

Success Metric

12:1

Target Vehicle-to-Charger Ratio reached in EU.

Fast Charging Leaders

• 1. Norway 98% Coverage
• 2. Netherlands 85% Coverage
• 3. China 82% Coverage
• 4. California (USA) 76% Coverage

Urban Mobility Readiness Index

We scored 50 global cities on five key dimensions: Infrastructure, Policy, Public Transit Density, Affordability, and Innovation. Compare the profiles of leading cities.

Select City

Amsterdam

Tier 1 Leader

Overall Score

94/100

Strongest Domain

Active Mobility Infrastructure

Weakest Domain

EV Charging Speed

Mobility 2030

Hypothetical Source Report Analysis Tool

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