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Autonomous mobility is no longer just a technological promise. It is becoming an operational, regulatory and industrial reality. Yet the real question is no longer whether self-driving vehicles will arrive, but how they will scale - and who will create value when they do. In this book, Carlo Iacovini brings a rare practitioner's perspective to the future of autonomous mobility. Drawing on direct experience in electric mobility, fleet operations and autonomous vehicle deployment across Europe, Middle East and Australia, he explains why the next phase of the industry will be defined not only by AI and sensors, but by operations, fleet management, public transport integration, regulation, economics and execution. From robotaxis and autonomous shuttles to driverless freight and the European policy debate, this book explores: why the autonomous vehicle race is accelerating in the U.S. and China why Europe risks falling behind how business models differ between private mobility, public transport and logistics why scaling autonomous services requires more than technology how regulation, infrastructure, fleet orchestration will shape the winners what cities, operators, manufacturers, policymakers and investors should do next Blending strategic analysis with real-world insight from personal experiences, the book is written for mobility executives, policymakers, transport operators, investors, innovators and anyone who wants to understand what autonomous driving really means beyond the hype.

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Carlo Iacovini is a mobility executive, entrepreneur, and international business builder with more than twenty years of experience across transportation, electrification, innovation, and autonomous driving. He has worked on real-world autonomous vehicle deployments across US, Europe, the Middle East, and Australia, helping bridge the gap between technological ambition and operational reality. His perspective combines strategy, field experience, regulation, fleet operations, and leadership-because the future of mobility is not built only by engineers, but by the people who make complex systems work in the real world.

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