Mobility of People

The Mobility of People Roadmap focuses on surface-based movement of individuals or groups using personal or shared vehicular modes. A separate Mobility of Goods Roadmap has also been developed.

This Roadmap has been produced in place of the 2020 Bus and Coach roadmaps with the aim to bring a more holistic approach encompassing all road transport used to move people. It embraces varying vehicle applications and use-cases requiring a range of powertrain solutions based on their energy and power demands.

This roadmap is split into two sections:

Private mobility

Vehicles in private use, including passenger cars and small urban vehicles, high-performance and high-power cars, electric micromobility, low-power and high-power motorcycles.

Shared mobility

Vehicles in shared use, including car sharing and car rental, taxis and ride sharing, shared micromobility, shared mopeds, buses, coaches and Digital Demand Responsive Transport (DDRT).

In an update to the 2020 roadmaps, the Mobility of People Roadmap includes new drivers and enablers and introduces infrastructure as an additional theme. The roadmap is focused on the UK and EU markets, while this narrative report also includes international references.