2023-09-20 09:00:02
Although 54% of Spaniards continue to use their own car daily, 48% anticipate that they will use it less frequently in 2033. This transition is due to several factors, among which the main problems derived from the use of vehicles stand out. individuals, with the lack of parking (49%) and traffic jams (44%) being the most notable.
Furthermore, 75% of those surveyed consider that the future of urban mobility will be electric. These are data collected in the mobility study carried out by Kantar and Freenowwhich sheds light on the evolving urban mobility landscape across Europe and sets out the challenges faced by citizens, their perspectives on the future of mobility, their commitment to sustainability and the evolving role of applications in urban mobility.
The survey, which was carried out in August 2023 and among 4,069 participants residing in Austria, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Poland, Spain and the United Kingdom, indicates that 56% of Spaniards believe that by 2033 the new form of transport The more popular the autonomous vehicle will be. However, traditional means of transport such as public transport, cycling and micromobility will continue to be part of everyday life in the next ten years.
On the other hand, 58% of Spaniards believe that electric rickshaws or tricycles (47%) and electric tuk-tuks (41%) would be added to these traditional options as new ways of getting around cities. Also, air taxis, which according to 18% of those surveyed could be flying over Spanish cities in 2033, while 14% are betting on teleportation as the future of urban mobility.
The study also concludes that the present and future of urban mobility are clearly linked to sustainability, since 81% of Spanish respondents advocate a greater promotion of sustainable mobility practices. The electric car is positioned as one of the main means of sustainable transportation. This vehicle can save 69% in CO2 emissions.
Freenow is currently seeing increased demand for these vehicles within the app. Car sharing users have increased by 34% in 2023 (compared to 2022). Users of electric bikes have also done the same (+25%). In this sense, in the application you can find sustainable forms of new mobility: specifically in Spain there are more than 11,000 new mobility vehicles available (scooters, bikes, electric motorcycles and shared cars).
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