Decentralized power distribution

We are on the precipice of a revolution in mobility. As a result of political incentives and social pressure, the world will soon benefit from cleaner, more efficient and more sustainable transport. The growth in electric vehicles, charging infrastructure and energy management is changing the way in which vehicles are powered and people and goods are transported.

Since its beginnings in the 19th century, Siemens has been an innovator in the field of electromobility. Today, we are once again at the forefront of this change – with technology to transform everyday life, enable an eMobile planet, and create a more sustainable future for us all.

Siemens brings together three worlds – energy, mobility and buildings – to create an integrated, flexible and sustainable ecosystem that transforms transportation and supports future transport needs.

Siemens has long identified the megatrends that provide focus and motivation for our diverse business. As you will see, these are all drivers for Siemens' commitment to eMobility.

• Globalization: eMobility is not a national trend, but a global one. Many new competitors from a large number of countries have entered the market. PLUS Global Sourcing requires global, climate-neutral transport over long distances and the last mile.
• Urbanization: Because more and more people live in cities, transport needs to find new ways to become greener and quieter. eMobility is therefore a driver for clean personal and public transport over short and medium distances.
• Demographic change: The growing number of young people in developing countries embrace eMobility as the new, green technology that it is and want to share in its benefits. Autonomous driving is also closely connected to electromobility.
• Climate change: eMobility is part of the solution to decarbonize traffic, because it provides the opportunity to use green energy instead of fossil fuels.
• Digitalization: eMobility can make particularly good use of digitalization. Thanks to a networked charging infrastructure, the IoT also plays a significant role in eMobility.