A smart mobility eco system connecting vehicles with public realm infrastructure will provide data-led insights into how cities and society address climate change and adapt to new mobility needs.
This systematic approach requires safeguards around cyber security and data protection, but can provide yet untapped transparency into the value of autonomous functions and the way vehicles are used.
Innovations in software, including those developed by Garrett, like cybersecurity, advanced controls and diagnostic and prognostic solutions, can help enable the implementation of safe and resilient smart mobility systems.
However, this relies on the creation of a clear deployment framework, along with guaranteed and fair access to important data.
Striking the balance between auto eco system security and the freedom to innovate will be crucial to unlocking the societal, economic and sustainability value of a connected vehicle environment.