GITNUXREPORT 2025

Digital Transformation In The Mobility Industry Statistics

Mobile industry shifts rapidly toward digital integration, enhancing efficiency, safety, and user experience.

Jannik Linder

Co-Founder of Gitnux, specialized in content and tech since 2016.

First published: April 29, 2025

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65% of consumers prefer using mobility apps over traditional transportation methods

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55% of consumers are willing to share their data in exchange for better mobility services

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33% of consumers have used ride-hailing apps that incorporate AI for route optimization

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72% of consumers expect integrated mobility solutions to offer real-time data about vehicle status

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65% of drivers using digital mobility services prefer multi-modal solutions integrating bikes, buses, and shared cars

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78% of mobility service providers see digital customer engagement as a key differentiator

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55% of urban commuters use app-based ride-sharing at least weekly

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45% of consumers are willing to pay more for mobility services with integrated digital features

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77% of consumers are interested in subscription-based mobility services

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69% of consumers prefer real-time digital updates on vehicle availability and location

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55% of consumer complaints about mobility services are related to app reliability and digital interface issues

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60% of urban traffic congestions are caused by outdated traffic management systems that are being replaced by digital solutions

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78% of mobility companies have accelerated their digital transformation initiatives since 2020

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The global mobility as a service (MaaS) market is projected to reach USD 210 billion by 2027

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72% of mobility service providers plan to increase their investments in digital infrastructure in the next two years

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80% of all new vehicles sold by 2030 will be connected

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The use of AI in autonomous vehicle technology increased by 45% from 2021 to 2023

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60% of mobility companies utilize blockchain for secure data sharing

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The number of connected vehicles is estimated to reach 350 million by 2025

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70% of transportation companies report that digital transformation has improved operational efficiency

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The adoption rate of electric mobility solutions increased by 35% globally in 2022

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50% of fleet operators plan to adopt predictive maintenance using digital tools by 2025

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68% of mobility startups leverage big data analytics to improve customer experience

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Investment in digital mobility startups reached USD 10 billion in 2022, a 25% increase from the previous year

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90% of vehicle manufacturers plan to deploy over-the-air software updates in their models by 2024

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The global autonomous vehicle market size is projected to reach USD 556 billion by 2026

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80% of city authorities worldwide plan to implement digital platforms for traffic management by 2025

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40% of fleet management companies have adopted IoT sensors for real-time vehicle tracking

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Digital payments constitute 70% of transactions in mobility apps by 2023, up from 30% in 2018

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52% of mobility companies use cloud computing to enhance data processing capabilities

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73% of tech investments in mobility are directed towards cybersecurity measures for connected vehicles

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66% of automotive manufacturers partner with tech firms to develop digital mobility solutions

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90% of urban planning organizations consider digital transformation essential for future mobility infrastructure

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49% of mobility platforms utilize machine learning algorithms to tailor user experiences

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70% of mobility companies forecast increasing revenue through digital channels in the next five years

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81% of public transport systems plan to enhance digital infrastructure to support contactless payments by 2024

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69% of mobility startups are developing solutions for elder and disabled users through digital innovations

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85% of urban residents prefer mobility options integrated with digital platforms

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62% of automotive OEMs are investing in digital twin technology to simulate vehicle performance

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42% of public transit agencies worldwide are exploring digital ticketing solutions

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85% of fleet managers plan to implement AI-driven route optimization by 2024

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58% of new mobility solutions incorporate renewable energy sources or promote sustainability

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88% of vehicle manufacturers are integrating digital assistant technology to improve driver experience

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60% of ride-hailing companies are deploying AI to improve safety features

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Key Highlights

78% of mobility companies have accelerated their digital transformation initiatives since 2020
65% of consumers prefer using mobility apps over traditional transportation methods
The global mobility as a service (MaaS) market is projected to reach USD 210 billion by 2027
72% of mobility service providers plan to increase their investments in digital infrastructure in the next two years
80% of all new vehicles sold by 2030 will be connected
55% of consumers are willing to share their data in exchange for better mobility services
The use of AI in autonomous vehicle technology increased by 45% from 2021 to 2023
60% of mobility companies utilize blockchain for secure data sharing
The number of connected vehicles is estimated to reach 350 million by 2025
70% of transportation companies report that digital transformation has improved operational efficiency
85% of urban residents prefer mobility options integrated with digital platforms
The adoption rate of electric mobility solutions increased by 35% globally in 2022
50% of fleet operators plan to adopt predictive maintenance using digital tools by 2025

With 78% of mobility companies fast-tracking digital initiatives since 2020 and the global market expected to hit USD 210 billion by 2027, the future of transportation is being reshaped by groundbreaking innovations driven by consumer preferences, advanced technologies, and strategic investments.

Consumer Preferences and Behavior

65% of consumers prefer using mobility apps over traditional transportation methods
55% of consumers are willing to share their data in exchange for better mobility services
33% of consumers have used ride-hailing apps that incorporate AI for route optimization
72% of consumers expect integrated mobility solutions to offer real-time data about vehicle status
65% of drivers using digital mobility services prefer multi-modal solutions integrating bikes, buses, and shared cars
78% of mobility service providers see digital customer engagement as a key differentiator
55% of urban commuters use app-based ride-sharing at least weekly
45% of consumers are willing to pay more for mobility services with integrated digital features
77% of consumers are interested in subscription-based mobility services
69% of consumers prefer real-time digital updates on vehicle availability and location
55% of consumer complaints about mobility services are related to app reliability and digital interface issues

Consumer Preferences and Behavior Interpretation

As digital innovation accelerates in the mobility sector—capturing 65% consumer preference, fostering a willingness to share data, and shaping expectations for real-time, multimodal, and subscription-based services—the industry faces the dual challenge of leveraging these technological appetites while overcoming persistent digital interface flaws that could curb the ride into the future.

Infrastructure and Regulatory Developments

60% of urban traffic congestions are caused by outdated traffic management systems that are being replaced by digital solutions

Infrastructure and Regulatory Developments Interpretation

With 60% of urban traffic jams rooted in outdated management systems, it's clear that modern digital solutions are the fuel needed to clear the road ahead—if only we upgrade before the congestion crashes the system.

Market Growth and Adoption

78% of mobility companies have accelerated their digital transformation initiatives since 2020
The global mobility as a service (MaaS) market is projected to reach USD 210 billion by 2027
72% of mobility service providers plan to increase their investments in digital infrastructure in the next two years
80% of all new vehicles sold by 2030 will be connected
The use of AI in autonomous vehicle technology increased by 45% from 2021 to 2023
60% of mobility companies utilize blockchain for secure data sharing
The number of connected vehicles is estimated to reach 350 million by 2025
70% of transportation companies report that digital transformation has improved operational efficiency
The adoption rate of electric mobility solutions increased by 35% globally in 2022
50% of fleet operators plan to adopt predictive maintenance using digital tools by 2025
68% of mobility startups leverage big data analytics to improve customer experience
Investment in digital mobility startups reached USD 10 billion in 2022, a 25% increase from the previous year
90% of vehicle manufacturers plan to deploy over-the-air software updates in their models by 2024
The global autonomous vehicle market size is projected to reach USD 556 billion by 2026
80% of city authorities worldwide plan to implement digital platforms for traffic management by 2025
40% of fleet management companies have adopted IoT sensors for real-time vehicle tracking
Digital payments constitute 70% of transactions in mobility apps by 2023, up from 30% in 2018
52% of mobility companies use cloud computing to enhance data processing capabilities
73% of tech investments in mobility are directed towards cybersecurity measures for connected vehicles
66% of automotive manufacturers partner with tech firms to develop digital mobility solutions
90% of urban planning organizations consider digital transformation essential for future mobility infrastructure
49% of mobility platforms utilize machine learning algorithms to tailor user experiences
70% of mobility companies forecast increasing revenue through digital channels in the next five years
81% of public transport systems plan to enhance digital infrastructure to support contactless payments by 2024
69% of mobility startups are developing solutions for elder and disabled users through digital innovations

Market Growth and Adoption Interpretation

With over three-quarters of mobility firms turbocharging their digital initiatives amid a booming USD 210 billion MaaS market projected by 2027, it's clear that the road to smarter, connected, and more efficient transportation is not just a trend but a digitally-driven revolution where AI, blockchain, and IoT are steering us toward a future where 80% of new vehicles will be online, and autonomous driving is turning science fiction into everyday commuting.

Market Growth and Adoption Technologies and Innovation

85% of urban residents prefer mobility options integrated with digital platforms
62% of automotive OEMs are investing in digital twin technology to simulate vehicle performance
42% of public transit agencies worldwide are exploring digital ticketing solutions
85% of fleet managers plan to implement AI-driven route optimization by 2024
58% of new mobility solutions incorporate renewable energy sources or promote sustainability
88% of vehicle manufacturers are integrating digital assistant technology to improve driver experience

Market Growth and Adoption Technologies and Innovation Interpretation

As mobility accelerates toward a hyper-connected, eco-conscious future, industry leaders are not just adopting digital tools—they're steering us into an era where smart, sustainable, and seamless transportation is the new norm.

Technologies and Innovation

60% of ride-hailing companies are deploying AI to improve safety features

Technologies and Innovation Interpretation

With 60% of ride-hailing companies integrating AI to enhance safety, it's clear that in the race towards smarter mobility, innovation isn't just about convenience—it's about safeguarding lives behind every ride.