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Autonomous vehicles. The rise of e-mobility. The race towards sustainable energy sources. The automotive and transportation industry is undergoing
massive disruption. It is facing challenges to keep up with emerging technologies, rapidly shifting customer expectations, and demanding new
business models along the way. But it’s not just vehicles that are undergoing transformation – infrastructure planning and operations need to adapt swiftly too.
Speed and complexity
Vehicle software and components are becoming increasingly sophisticated, while product development cycles are getting shorter. Achieving the right balance between meeting consumer demands and improving efficiency will mean adopting emerging technologies that enhance every link in the supply chain – from engineering and R&D to application and integration.
Automation and connectivity
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), connected vehicles, and fully autonomous transport are all being developed in response to one weak
link: the human in control of the vehicle. Digital technologies will deliver scheduling accuracy and improved traffic flow, which will in turn
minimize risk and improve efficiency. It will also give real-time passenger, driver, and customer information.
Greener and smarter
Reducing the carbon footprint, new regulations, and the shift towards greener energy is making electric and hybrid vehicle development a high
priority across the automotive and transport industries. At the same time, emerging mobility solutions are in high demand, paving the way for
smarter fleet management and last mile mobility. Implementing the right infrastructure will be key in the future success of greener transportation.
Automotive innovation
Innovation in the automotive industry is rapidly advancing. Autonomous vehicles are one of the biggest drivers of automotive innovation, while connected vehicles are already part of our daily lives. According to McKinsey & Company, it’s estimated that about 95% of all new vehicles sold will be connected by 2030. Manufacturers are focusing on the connected automotive. They are prioritizing ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistant System), specifically vehicle-to-vehicle communication and vehicle-to-infrastructure communication. Akkodis delivers solutions enabling car connectivity, by developing infrastructure, smart monitoring, IoT and cloud architecture. We are strengthening cybersecurity and driving end-to-end application development. And we are at the cutting edge of driving assistance software development, taking your ADAS into the future.