Take on Tomorrow What does the future of mobility look like?
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Sep 23, 2025 
Robin Chase, cofounder of Zipcar, and Heiko Seitz, PwC's Global eMobility Leader, explore the exciting future of mobility. They discuss the urgent need for decarbonization amidst climate challenges and how urbanization is reshaping transport. Chase highlights the inefficiency of car ownership and the importance of multimodal solutions, while Seitz emphasizes the role of government in building electric vehicle infrastructure. Together, they envision a future where lighter, more inclusive transport systems reduce emissions and improve access for everyone.
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Mobility's Big Climate Challenge
- Mobility causes 24% of global CO2 emissions and must be decarbonized to protect future generations.
- Heiko Seitz emphasizes keeping mobility affordable and accessible while reducing emissions.
Digitization Enables Shared Vehicles
- Transportation has been digitized, enabling shared use instead of one owner per vehicle.
- Robin Chase says this shift enables multimodal systems and finer vehicle utilization.
Car Ownership Model Is Unsustainable
- The cultural expectation to own and drive a car everywhere is increasingly impractical in dense cities.
- Robin Chase argues infrastructure and policy must change to fit lighter, more suitable modes.