Electric vehicles (EVs) and new mobility solutions are transforming the global transportation sector. From batteries and charging to autonomous systems and fleet electrification, ADI Analytics supports clients across the mobility value chain with insights into technology trends, policy dynamics, and strategic opportunities.
The mobility landscape is undergoing rapid change as electric vehicles, shared mobility, and autonomous technologies reshape how people and goods move. EV adoption continues to accelerate, driven by declining battery and ownership costs, growing performance, government incentives, expanding model availability, and rising consumer interest. Meanwhile, advancements in charging infrastructure, digital mobility platforms, and powertrain innovation are opening new business models and partnerships.
In the U.S., policies like the Inflation Reduction Act and Bipartisan Infrastructure Law are supporting domestic battery manufacturing, charging network buildout, and fleet electrification. Automakers are investing heavily in electrification, and startups are driving innovation in areas such as micromobility, last-mile delivery, and autonomous systems. However, the industry still faces headwinds including high capital costs, supply chain constraints, regulatory uncertainty, and evolving consumer expectations.
As EVs move toward the mainstream, success requires navigating a complex and fast-moving ecosystem. Stakeholders must consider everything from battery sourcing and charging logistics to software integration, emissions regulations, and total cost of ownership. Business strategies must also reflect regional market dynamics, infrastructure readiness, and the pace of technology adoption.
How ADI helps
ADI Analytics supports clients across the EV and mobility ecosystem with consulting and research services that guide development, investment, and strategic planning:
- Market intelligence & forecasting including EV and battery demand modeling, vehicle and component segmentation, infrastructure development tracking, total cost of ownership analysis, and policy scenario modeling.
- Technology evaluation & innovation strategy involving assessment of battery chemistries, e-mobility platforms, charging technologies, autonomy-enabling systems, and digital mobility solutions.
- Customer & competitive intelligence covering fleet and consumer research, pricing and value proposition analysis, benchmarking of OEM and supplier strategies, and profiling of new entrants and partnerships.
- Policy analysis & infrastructure planning including review of federal and state-level EV policies, funding mechanisms, grid readiness assessments, and strategies for charging network development.
- Strategic planning & commercial support such as market entry planning, product and platform strategy, commercial due diligence, growth opportunity assessment, and investor support.
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