Multimodal Electric Urban Transportation: Trains, Buses, Cars, Scooters, and Bikes
Multi-modal electric, urban transportation is adaptable to changing needs and transport types, shareable as a service, and virtual across devices, form factors, and the cloud. It is likely a public-private partnership, with different models that work. The focus of this report is passenger, not freight/cargo. The key to a continuous urban mobility route is the seamless connection between public transport (train, bus, shuttle) and last mile solutions (compact e-cars, velomobiles, bikes, and scooters).
It is a significant undertaking to connect all the disparate systems (including hardware, O/S, and memberships) and operators, while addressing challenges such as time to money, revenue sharing plans, and data privacy. Multiple technical options in use include cellular, RFID, vision detection capabilities, as well as multiple wireless charging types.
Businesses that serve this market beyond the vehicle manufacturers include traffic management systems (TMS), ticketing and payment systems, as well as cloud and big analytics.
All of these need to be integrated into a platform to enable an affordable, accessible experience for citizens and visitors.
Table of Contents
- 1. A SMART ELECTRIC MOBILITY APPROACH TO URBAN CITIES
- 1.1. Smart Urban Electric Mobility Overview
- 1.2. Smart Urban Electric Mobility's Link to ADAS
- 1.3. Regional EV Adoption
- 1.4. EV Framework
- 1.5. Electric Vehicles and Smart Mobility Paradigms
- 1.6. Types of Electric Vehicles
- 2. SMART MOBILITY ECOSYSTEM AND INFRASTRUCTURE
- 2.1. Municipal Infrastructure Influencers
- 2.2. Private Sector Commitment
- 2.3. Smart Mobility EV Ecosystem Considerations
- 2.4. Public / Private Engagements
- 2.5. EV Infrastructure and Solutions
- 2.6. Electric Bus Charging Suppliers
- 2.7. Electric Vehicle Charging Cost, Categories, and Suppliers
- 3. SMART MOBILITY ELECTRIC VEHICLE TYPES
- 3.1. Urban Electric Vehicles (UEVs)
- 3.2. Velomobiles
- 3.3. Light Electric Vehicles (LEVs), including Electric Bikes
- 3.4. Electric Scooters and Personal Electric Vehicles
- 3.5. Electric Trams and Shuttles
- 3.6. Major Tram / Light Rail Suppliers
- 3.7. Electric Bus Market
- 3.8. Electric Train / Rolling Stock Market
- 4. SMART URBAN ELECTRIC OPPORTUNITIES AND BARRIERS
- 4.1. Market Drivers
- 4.2. Market Inhibitors
- 4.3. Government Incentives
- 4.4. Government Regulation
- 5. SMART URBAN ELECTRIC MARKET FORECASTS
- 5.1. Shipments by Type
- 5.2. Revenue per Type
- 5.3. Installed Base per Type
- 5.4. Installed Base of Charging Stations
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- Publish Date 2Q 2016
- Research Type Technology Analysis Report
- Code AN-2217
- Pages 28
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