The Advent of Unmanned Electric Vehicles: The Choices between E-mobility and Immobility

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Explaining in detail how new e-mobility technologies work, and the system requirements which must be fulfilled for these new technologies to be implemented, this book augments this analysis with discussion of the business models, financing and social and economic conditions that will foster the emergence of a new e-mobility industry. New e-mobility technologies and business models will initiate changes in work patterns and in our personal choices on transportation means. This book looks at how smart cities may apply the “internet of things” to the transportation environment and how this may create a complete set of new technologies and service offerings that will enable the advent of the unmanned vehicle society. This e-mobility revolution will disrupt the transport market and bring opportunities and threats for many potential actors. These consequences are analysed within. This book is suitable for anyone interested in the e-mobility revolution and its impact on the future of cars, buses and trains.

Author(s): S. Van Themsche (auth.)
Edition: 1
Publisher: Springer International Publishing
Year: 2016

Language: English
Pages: XIX, 392
Tags: Transportation; Transportation Technology and Traffic Engineering; Automotive Engineering

Front Matter....Pages i-xix
Principles and Megatrends Affecting Transportation....Pages 1-47
Risk Adverse Society....Pages 49-155
Environmentally Conscious Society....Pages 157-236
Avoiding Megacities’ Standstill....Pages 237-282
Connected Cities....Pages 283-318
New Transportation Business Models....Pages 319-365
E-Mobility Likely Winners and Losers....Pages 367-392