McKinsey Center for Future Mobility
The McKinsey Center for Future Mobility brings together cross-functional expertise to deliver leading-edge insight to help shape the future of mobility-related industries and the public sector. We are passionate and curious about the emerging opportunities in mobility.
Our People
Harald Deubener
Senior Partner, Global coleader of the Automotive & Assembly PracticeStuttgart
Coleads McKinsey’s Automotive & Assembly Practice globally, supporting clients in the automotive and mobility, machinery, aerospace...
Philipp Kampshoff
Senior Partner and Global Coleader, Automotive & AssemblyHouston
Global coleader of the Automotive & Assembly Practice, serving clients along the entire mobility value chain
Dominik Luczak
Senior PartnerTokyo
Supports automotive OEMs and suppliers on procurement, product development, product and portfolio strategy, and holistic performance...
Featured Insights
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New twists in the electric-vehicle transition: A consumer perspective
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Our annual mobility survey examines how consumer priorities and expectations are shaping the transition to electric vehicles in major markets.
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Shifting gears: What buyers are saying about the luxury-car experience
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How does the reality of owning a luxury car match the dream? A new McKinsey survey sheds light on buyers’ priorities, current experiences, and future expectations.
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Beyond the start-up phase: Recipes for growth at mobility companies
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Most promising mobility start-ups fizzle out before they can scale their operations. With billions of dollars in investment at stake, they need a better path to growth.
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Collectible cars: From niche market to growth and innovation engine
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Collectible cars have inspired generations of enthusiasts and collectors. Their growing appeal translates into new opportunities along the entire automotive value chain.
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From engines to algorithms: Gen AI in automotive software development
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As the automotive and industrial sectors undergo major technological advancements, gen AI–driven operating models can allow companies to develop software more easily, safely, and innovatively.
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Remote-driving services: The next disruption in mobility innovation?
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A new survey shows high interest in remote-driving services that let another person control the car.
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Getting on board with shared autonomous mobility
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With technological hurdles falling, shared autonomous vehicles are no longer an experimental curiosity. What needs to happen to accelerate uptake?
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Software-defined hardware in the age of AI
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Software-defined hardware is reshaping multiple industries as advances in AI enable new capabilities and dramatically reduce development costs.