What is the future of mobility?

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How will people get around in the future? The push toward net zero has already revolutionized the automobile industry, and electric bicycles and scooters are proliferating on city streets—ensuring that over the next 20 years, the only mode of transit that’s likely to stay the same is walking.

Whether shared, piloted, aerial, or autonomous, the future of mobility is coming up fast. To help you keep up, we offer this roundup of McKinsey Explainers, each focusing on a piece of the mobility puzzle. Drawing on insights from articles by McKinsey’s Kersten Heineke, Timo Möller, Philipp Kampshoff, and others, the series explores what’s around the next corner for the mobility industry.

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