Brief Thesis
Changes in global mobility have been propelled into the spotlight following a global health crisis which saw a large part of the world locked down. Prior to the SARS-COV2 outbreak, mutations in consumer behavior were already progressively on the rise – with a preference for asset-light solutions, more flexible consumer options, increased ride sharing and a more diversified transport offering.
Consequently, broad transformations in consumer tastes and preferences have seen the rise…

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