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Autonomous shared mobility technology, after years of development and testing in the real world, is on the verge of reaching commercial viability on a large scale. In 2021, the global market opportunity from autonomous mobility was approximately $27 million. This is expected to reach $92 billion in 2035, accounting for the market changes brought on...

The pandemic has definitely brought about a lot of positive changes in the way people are moving. In this research analytics, we look at some key factors that we think will drive the demand for shared mobility. First is the pandemic-induced digital acceleration. People are now more open to using mobile apps than they were before the pandemic. Secon...

Globally, evolving work environments and shifting industry structures have changed consumer preferences in urban mobility. Cities have become more proactive about rethinking their transportation networks to make them more flexible and sustainable. Innovative solutions are necessary to meet citizens needs, ensure integrated and efficient transporta...

This Frost & Sullivan research service assesses growth opportunities in the Indian shared mobility market: ride hailing, car sharing, ride sharing, bike taxi, scooter sharing, bike sharing, rickshaw sharing, and demand-responsive transit (DRT). It dives deep into the approaches that market participants take toward achieving end-to-end mobility solu...

14 Dec 2022  |  Europe  |  Market Research

European Shared Mobility Growth Opportunities

Transformative Growth Driven by Favorable Government Regulations and Disruptive Technologies is Expected to Lead to a Gross Market Value of $123 Billion by 2030

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For almost a decade, we have seen incremental—but rapid—progress toward a new paradigm for moving people around in cities. Driven by quickly evolving technologies, new business models, and society's shifting expectations, mobility has become more sustainable, equitable, efficient, and convenient. This Frost & Sullivan study analyzes the Europea...

Businesses have already realized that sharing assets will bring not only multiple, sustainable added values but also financial and social benefits. Consumption within businesses will shift from the ownership model to the usership model. Businesses have realized that reducing the use of natural resources through sharing helps bring down CO2 emiss...

05 Jan 2021  |  North America  |  Market Research

Growth Opportunities in the Global Stand-alone Wireless Content Sharing Market

Latest Findings Demonstrate Stand-alone Device Dependency on Meeting and Class Room Deployments

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The standalone wireless content sharing market is experiencing significant shifts. Empty offices and classrooms lowered demand for these products in 2020 as traditional positioning for in-room collaboration was misaligned with the rapid transition to work from home and virtual learning. There are market opportunities for the wireless content sharin...

18 Feb 2025  |  Global  |  Market Research

Shared Mobility Market, China, 2023-2030

Advanced Technologies are Driving Transformative Growth by Enhancing Travel Efficiency and Safety

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The shared mobility market in China is undergoing significant transformation, driven by advanced technologies that enhance efficiency and safety. This Frost & Sullivan report provides a comprehensive analysis of the shared mobility market in China, focusing on 4 key segments: ridehailing, ridesharing, bikesharing, and car rental. While ridehailing...

20 Jul 2023  |  North America  |  Market Research

Strategic Analysis of Shared Mobility in North America

Gross Market Revenue to Exceed $226 Billion by 2030 Due to Innovative Business Models and Increasing Consumer Demand

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The shared mobility market in North America is differently structured compared to Europe. In North America, personal cars are still vital. According to the US Census data, 91.5% of US households had at least a single vehicle available in 2020, compared to 90.9% in 2015. The transition to modes that are not cars is slow. Therefore, ride-hailing will...