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Helped by shared mobility services, which are set to account for nearly two-thirds of the market, the global autonomous driving market is expected to grow to $173.15 billion by 2030, according to new research from Frost & Sullivan.

The rapid deployment of autonomous vehicles, driven by OEMs, could lead to as many as 8 million consumer vehicles shipping in 2025 with Level 3 and Level 4 automated driving technologies, according a to new report from ABI Research.

The EU’s eCall mandate and rising adoption in China will be primary drivers of the growth that could see more than 125 million connected passenger cars with embedded connectivity shipped by 2022, according to new research from Counterpoint Research.

A well-designed autonomous vehicle parking lot could accommodate 62% more cars than a conventional one, for a given number of cars, according to research by a team at the University of Toronto.

The connected car market could reach USD219.21 billion by 2025, thanks to government mandates supporting connected car technology and an increase in demand for a safer, more efficient and convenient driving experience through connected services, according to a new report from MarketsandMarkets.

As the market for autonomous trucks and buses continues to develop over the next few years, annual unit sales could increase to 188,000 units in 2022, according to a new report from Tractica.

Growing demand and rapidly-evolving technology could see the market for smart parking technology reach $35.3 billion by the year 2022, according to a new report from BCC Research.

The convergence of three trends – vehicle electrification, autonomous driving and shared mobility –could see new mobility technology drive 40% of auto industry profits by 2035, according to new research from the Boston Consulting Group.

Aided by the rapid convergence of autonomous driving and mobility services such as ride-hailing, the number of autonomous vehicles sold annually in 2040 could surpass 33 million, according to a report by IHS Markit.

Research from Frost & Sullivan estimates that the autonomous driving market in Japan could see more than half a million automated car sales at Level 2 autonomy by the year 2025.