Connected Car & Mobility: 2022-2023 Research

Established in 2019 to respond to the growing interest of public and private companies towards the potential offered by new technologies applied to the car and mobility sectors. The Observatory aims to generate and share knowledge on the evolution of vehicles in “smart” terms and, more in general, on the role of mobility supporting digital technologies, ultimately to contribute to the market development in a context that is characterized by insufficient clarity regarding the status of applications, the enabled benefits, and the expected evolution of enabling technologies.

With the 2022-2023 Research the Observatory aims to:

analyze the application scenario in Italy, identifying the most interesting initiatives, and structure a comparison with other countries;
estimate the spread and value of the Connected Car market in Italy;
analyze the strategies enabling to valorize the data collected by connected cars, investigating privacy and cyber security related topics;
examine in greater depth the evolution of the value chain, analyzing emerging business models and building a census of associated services;
look closely into main technology trends, analyzing the evolution of V2V/V2I networks (starting from 5G), platforms, ADAS systems, self-drive related trends, and Artificial Intelligence;
analyze the evolution of consumer behavior through a survey;
analyze Smart Mobility & Smart Road projects in progress and future intentions of Italian City’s and local government as well as infrastructure operators, investigating new business models enabled by the Public-Privat partnership;
closely examine the status of fleet management initiatives in Italy through an ad hoc survey targeted to enterprise companies, estimating costs and benefits;
look into the point of view of dealers, spare parts dealers, and the aftermarket sector through an ad hoc survey and analysis of the most significant projects and activities launched on the international scene;
monitor the innovation edge, analyzing the most interesting startups in Italy and abroad;
set the base to launch pilot projects.

Activities planned by the Observatory for 2022-2023 are:

in-field research to analyze main market evolutions, legal aspects and emerging technologies;
six internal workshops with Observatory Partners and Sponsors aimed at sharing intermediate results and steering Research activities;
a public conference to present Research findings in the Smart Car and Smart Mobility sector with round tables and speeches by the leading players of the Connected Car & Mobility sector.

Giovanni Miragliotta

Scientific Officer

Monica Nicoli

Scientific Officer

Alessandro Perego

Scientific Officer

Angela Tumino

Scientific Officer

Giulio Salvadori

Research Director

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04 Nov 2022

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Connected Car & Mobility: the road to a new economy Connected Car & Mobility: the road to a new economy

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For more information on the possibilities of collaborating with and supporting Connected Car & Mobility Observatory research , please contact Giulio Salvadori (email: giulio.salvadori@polimi.it)