Automotive

Indonesia’s automotive sector is a growing and increasingly strategic industry. However, despite government promotions of electric vehicles, high costs and lack of infrastructure remain significant barriers.

September: The United Auto Workers strike reminds us that every transition has a cost

At a time when the French government want to decarbonise industry by reducing emissions by 81% by 2050 compared to 2015, and when older motor vehicles will be soon banned from inner cities’ “low-emission zones”, the Ipsos Navigator survey reveals the gap between intentions and reality and highlights the obstacles that need to be overcome.

The majority of Europeans live in cities and not even the pandemic has succeeded in reversing the course of urbanisation, as perhaps some had imagined early into the crisis.

October: how quickly can new technologies make the automotive sector more sustainable?

This roundtable discussion was hosted by Ipsos Channel Performance and Customer Experience.

The future of mobility is constantly evolving, with new technologies wielding huge potential to further shift the way we travel. But how does this rapidly changing mobility landscape impact consumer behaviours? As we move towards a future that combines the three main mobility trends – autonomous driving, electrification and shared mobility – we explore the latest consumer thinking on these topics and what this means.

Autonomous vehicles have the potential to reinvent everyday lives and businesses

The VINCI Autoroutes Foundation has published the results of a unique study on “Sharing the road”. Like the Responsible Driving Barometer, this Ipsos-conducted survey offers an overview of the behaviour of Europeans dealing with the coexistence of different modes of transport.