23 March 2023 10:30–11:00 CET
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In February 2025, Grab and GoTo, the two leading ride hailing firms in Southeast Asia, were reportedly in merger discussions. Share price declines for both (versus the price of their IPOs), challenges in growing market share individually, and headwinds on the path to profitability are the key drivers for the potential merger.
The re-election of Donald Trump poses fresh challenges for Chinese automotive manufacturers, as proposed steep tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) and parts – in addition to the 100% tariff on EVs and 25% tariff on lithium-ion EV batteries put in place by the Biden administration in 2024 – are set to further disrupt EV supply chains. This necessitates strategic pivots by Chinese automakers that will reshape the industry.
Advancements in artificial intelligence, data integration, and connectivity are driving innovation, creating new revenue streams, and reshaping business models. Cutting-edge trends like driverless technology and the shift towards on-demand mobility services, are not only enhancing vehicle capabilities but also transforming industries like logistics, insurance, and urban mobility.
2025 will be a crucial year for the automotive and mobility industry, with sustainability, digital transformation and shared mobility services shaping business strategies. The year is predicted to be defined by three major trends: the continued softening in demand for EVs in favour of hybrids, the growing shift to more sophisticated autonomous car technologies, and the robustness of the used car market as new vehicle registrations slump.
As more employees are returning to the office in a post-Covid work environment, commuting preferences and challenges have again come into the spotlight. Although cars and motorcycles continue to be the most popular modes of commute, many consumers across geographies are looking for alternatives to vehicle ownership, driven by a desire for affordability and improved quality of life.
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