The Future of Cars: 6 Transformative Trends In The Automotive Industry

In this video we explore the most transformative trends in the automotive industry and what that means for the future of cars and the future of mobility. We cover electrification, autonomous driving, the move towards mobility as a service, and even flying cars.

[@behrangijadi796]

Thanks for sharing, Bernatd. You are a great man with great viewpoints.

[@afandeojoklectures]

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[@behrangijadi796]

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[@natalie516]

thank you for sharing your knowledge on the automotive industry it was amazing to hear and very enlightening!

[@bernardmarr]

Thank you - I am glad you liked it 👍🏻

[@SaketNampell]

This was very useful video. Thanks for your efforts to study and share these trends with us. Greatful ✌🏼🙏🏼

[@bernardmarr]

My pleasure!

[@EYE_SPIDER]

That’s interesting, made some good points

[@richardautenzio8117]

A very good technical report on the future of the car and the industry. However the thing that concerns me, are the modern trends created by the buyers wants that now dictate to the car maker. In the past many car makers had very strong leanings towards uniqueness and niche markets. Today we have so many cars are the product of the look alike fashion. There has also been the trend supported by the "Top Gear" follower to place unnecessary attention to speed and performance, as a result many cars today can accelerate faster than they can stop. The comination of a sports car with a family sedan has only resulted in a bad example of both. Gadgets and over engineering of the modern car, are leading us to early redundancy of our cars, and that to me is more than obvious in the extreme financial depreciation of so many modern cars today. The message I want to get across to the modern buyer who influences the car maker more than ever, is "be carefull what you wish for because you will get what you want but it may not be what you need"

[@mohamedfarid7499]

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[@futuratipodcast5130]

Really like this perspective, and I generally tend to agree. Our first interview with Brad Templeton was pretty eye-opening, because he's a futurist that's more skeptical of the likely near-term usage of autonomous vehicles than most others are:
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I haven't fully made up my mind yet, but this analysis is interesting nonetheless!

[@Jelvix]

The future of the automotive industry is looking towards making only vehicles with smart technologies, advanced safety features, and zero carbon footprint.

[@EricPham-gr8pg]

The reason stick to cars was freedom , ready infrastructure , can substitute for house or hotel if we build cross ocean freeway and casino in middle or ocean along cross ocean freeway much better than smelling other people on air plane shuttle people like cattle for 5 _10 hours is insane

[@Impact36027]

So in the end we will own nothing but be still happy ? :D