| Title | Managing Transitions to Autonomous and Electric Vehicles: Scientometric and Bibliometric Review |
|---|---|
| ID_Doc | 33058 |
| Authors | Todorovic, M; Aldakkhelallah, A; Simic, M |
| Title | Managing Transitions to Autonomous and Electric Vehicles: Scientometric and Bibliometric Review |
| Year | 2023 |
| Published | World Electric Vehicle Journal, 14.0, 11 |
| Abstract | This paper presents a scientometric and bibliometric literature review of the research on transitions to autonomous and electric vehicles. We discuss the main characteristics, evolution, and various transitional issues, identifying potential trends for future research. The Scopus and WoS search for relevant research articles generated a corpus of 4693 articles, which we analyzed using VOSviewer visualization software. This result shows that the transition research is interdisciplinary, with 54 scientific areas identified. Analysis requires an understanding of the broader aspects of the automotive industry, trends related to sustainability, environment protection, road safety, public policies, market factors and other business, and legal and management issues. This study highlights the need for more research to address the challenges of this global transition in the automotive industry. Topics for future research are constant improvements in AI algorithms used in AVs, innovations in green energy sources, and storage solutions for EVs. This is leading to new innovative business models and platforms. Further to that, the conclusion is that the impact of the transition to a shared economy, the emergency of mobility as a service, and public acceptance of the technology have to be comprehensively considered. The vehicle of the future is seen as a smart electric car, running on green energy, and utilizing various levels of automation up to full autonomy. |
| https://www.mdpi.com/2032-6653/14/11/314/pdf?version=1700466921 |
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