Global Scans · Mobility · Weekly Summary

• [New] By 2028, Urban Air Mobility (UAM) will begin operations, starting with public services. Medium
• [New] Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania will create a Baltic Military Mobility Area (MMA) - described as a military Schengen zone to ease troop movements across borders and reduce bureaucracy during peacetime. FPRI Baltic Initiative
• [New] If guided by social responsibility, local adaptation, and long-term planning, autonomous vehicles could gradually transform Indian mobility for the better. thestatesman.com
• [New] The Union of Concerned Scientists projects widespread micro-mobility adoption could cut urban transport emissions by 12-15% by 2030. Saint Augustines University
• The mobility application segment is expected to grow with an expected CAGR of 32.4% from 2025 to 2033, with the adoption of hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles in heavy-duty transport. Market Data Forecast
• MaaS and Autonomous Acceleration: The Mobility-as-a-Service industry is growing at 25.4% CAGR through 2029, currently valued at $270.8 million. Frost & Sullivan
• Last-Mile Mobility Expansion: The global last-mile delivery segment is projected to exceed $453.21 billion by 2035, a 8% compound annual growth rate. Frost & Sullivan
• The Japan Civil Aviation Bureau has already established a regulatory framework for advanced air mobility, with plans for commercial services to begin by 2028. / Japan Travel And Tour World
• With a massive 422.6% upside potential to $55, Joby Aviation is a high-octane play for investors who believe the future of urban mobility is vertical. TIKR.com
• Ageing Population: By 2030, 25% of Singapore's population will be over 65, potentially reducing workforce mobility and increasing preference for proximity-based employment. Maxthon | Privacy Private Browser
• Saudi Arabia's $100 billion aviation investment under Vision 2030 includes provisions for advanced air mobility infrastructure. Halldale Group
• Air Taxis & Passenger Drones is expected to grow at the fastest CAGR of 22.62% from 2026 to 2033 fueled by advancements in urban air mobility, regulatory approvals, and investments in passenger drone infrastructure and autonomous traffic control systems. GlobeNewswire
• Air taxis and passenger drones are expected to grow at a blistering 22.62% CAGR from 2026 to 2033, fueled by urban air mobility advancements and investments in passenger drone infrastructure. Grand Pinnacle Tribune
• Governments, investors, city planners, and drivers themselves are all shaping how mobility will function in the coming years. FrontOrb
• The U.S. Department of Transportation's new national strategy for advanced air mobility acknowledges that electrical capacity for eVTOL charging is a major bottleneck and that solutions will need to be localized. Ainvest
• If successful, the Vertical Aerospace and Marubeni partnership could position Japan as a global leader in advanced air mobility, providing a model for urban air transport that may be replicated in other international markets. eplaneai
• The French government's France 2030 investment plan has allocated substantial funding to advanced air mobility, including sovereign battery and propulsion development. Market Data Forecast
• The European Urban Mobility Framework explicitly identifies advanced air mobility as a key pillar for sustainable city logistics and passenger transport by 2030. Market Data Forecast
• If successful, Uber plans to deploy 20,000+ robotaxis globally over six years, marking the largest robotaxi deployment commitments announced so far by an EV maker and mobility platform. Car Design News
• At $110 billion, the robotaxi unit is worth more than most standalone tech companies - and its success or failure could materially impact Alphabet's total valuation as autonomous mobility transitions from science project to commercial reality. Fintool

Last updated: 08 March 2026