This article does not claim to be an exhaustive research in the field of automotive market. Here we just want to emphasize the presence of a growing and well-recognizable tendency, which we all can notice when looking around. In short, it can be described in three words: Green, Intelligence, and Ownership. Let’s examine each of these.

Green

Intelligence

Ownership
Each of these factors, when taken separately, is not likely to be a problem for companies working in the industry. Nevertheless, challenges will arise when one factor emerges in conjunction with another. For instance, autonomous vehicles will have a strong positive impact on the concept of sharing. At the same time, self-driving electric cars could be quite attractive for companies like Uber. While most rides are ordered by either a single person or a pair, Uber has to serve conventional four-seaters just because of the driver. In case that the car is delivered automatically and driven by a computer, the “Uber” might focus on more simple and cheap two-seaters. The other side of this is that the car can be able to go to the charging station automatically as needed between rides. This will certainly make electric vehicles even more attractive.
