IPSOS DISRUPTION: A Series of Webinars Uncovering the Consumer Trends Impacting the Present and Future of Mobility

Nov 12th Webinar: Will the Personal Vehicle Ever Be Supplanted?

Alternative mobility options are slowly seeping into our daily lives. Personally owned bikes and scooters, public transportation, and shared mobility services all have their own benefits and use cases. But can they provide enough benefits to outweigh the ubiquity and convenience of a personally owned vehicle? And if so, what does that world look like?

Join Ipsos as it uncovers the industry’s present and future, leveraging its New Vehicle Customer Satisfaction (NVCS) and Navigator syndicated studies to highlight the challenges and opportunities facing mobility across every available mode of transportation.

In this game-changing webinar, Ipsos will explore:

• Current usage and future interest in 16+ mobility modes
• Consideration of supplanting a personal vehicle for alt. transportation
• Overall attitudes and experiences regarding personal vehicles and the car-buying process
• Satisfaction and pain-points about getting from place-to-place
• Demographic and attitudinal shifts to project future trends in mobility habits and usage

 Speakers:

Renee Slocum

Senior Strategic Insights Consultant, Ipsos, Automotive & Mobility Development

Graham Gordon

Director, Ipsos, Automotive & Mobility Development

IPSOS DISRUPTION: A SERIES OF WEBINARS UNCOVERING THE CONSUMER 

The mobility industry is evolving on multiple fronts. Electrified vehicles, connected cars, and emerging transportation modes are changing the way we view, experience, and understand mobility. These disruptions have the potential to be revolutionary, but only if executed with the consumer mindset at the forefront.

Leveraging Ipsos’ syndicated New Vehicle Customer Study (NVCS) and Navigator studies, we will uncover the knowledge needed to propel the industry forward with confidence and clarity.

In this series, we will focus on three major disruptions:

1. May 15th at 12pm: Electrification: Attitudes and consideration towards hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and battery electric vehicles
2. July 17th at 12pm: Driving Technology: Understanding the emergence of the connected car and attitudes towards autonomous driving
3. November 12th at 12pm: Shared Mobility: Awareness, usage, and opinions surrounding various modes of transportation, from personally owned transportation, public transportation, and mobility services