Motorists Remain Loyal to Engine Type

Mobilitätsstudie 2018 - Assistenzsysteme

Motorists Want Driver Assistance Systems for Navigating Road Construction Zones

The Car as Part of the Internet? Yes, Please!

Germans Curious About Robo-Taxis and Largely Reject Carsharing

Stress, Fun and Superman – the Complex Emotions of German Drivers

Mixed Feelings Among German Drivers About Automated Driving

The 2018 Mobility Study

CUbE (Continental Urban mobility Experience)

Mobility of tomorrow – where will the road take us? Study regarding requirements for the future of mobility.

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The Study

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Motorists Remain Loyal to Engine Type

2018-12-12

Study shows that there is currently still a lack of willingness to switch to a different engine type.

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The Car as Part of the Internet? Yes, Please!

2018-12-12

But except among young drivers, Germans are skeptical about sharing personal data.

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Germans Curious About Robo-Taxis and Largely Reject Carsharing

2018-12-12

One third respondents in Germany would use robo-taxis, along with half of those in the U.S.A. and Japan.

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Motorists Want Driver Assistance Systems for Navigating Road Construction Zones

2018-12-12

Acceptance levels remain high for advanced driver assistance systems.

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Stress, Fun and Superman – the Complex Emotions of German Drivers

2018-11-20

Two thirds of respondents complain about traffic jams yet still enjoy driving.

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Mixed Feelings Among German Drivers About Automated Driving

2018-11-09

Two thirds would prefer automated driving in stressful traffic jam situations.

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Previous Mobility Studies

Since 2011, technology company Continental has periodically conducted mobility studies on different focal topics. On behalf of Continental, market and social research institute infas interviewed logistics experts, forwarding agents, fleet operators, truck drivers and private motorists on future mobility trends.