Mobility-as-a-Service: The Future of Mobility
Former VP Mobility and Clean Technologies Division at Faurecia.
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Why is this interview interesting?
- The future shape and structure of transportation solutions in cities over the next decade
- Key technological developments shaping the trends towards Mobility as a Service (MaaS)
- Discussion of the various new MaaS business models
- Outline the repercussions of the move towards autonomous vehicles for public infrastructure, OEMs, fleet operators and ridesharing service providers.
Mobility-as-a-Service: The Future of Mobility(November 12, 2019)
Peter Lakin
Former VP Mobility and Clean Technologies Division at Faurecia.
Peter has thirty years experience in the automotive industry with a focus on bringing new technologies to market within large corporations. He started at Lucas Automotive in 1999 where he was Head of Sales and Marketing for the Diesel Systems before spending six years at Delphi as Head of Energy and Chassis Sales managing an order book of $1bn. In 2006, Peter joined Faurecia as Executive VP in Exhausts Systems before moving to VP of Mobility and Clean Technologies and responsible for EV and new green mobility products. Peter is the President of the INSEAD Alumni Auto and Mobility Club and is an advisor to the European Parliament on vehicle emissions and he has written several articles on the future of mobility.
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