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A survey was conducted to understand fleet, asset tracking, and shipment monitoring in the Indian logistics service delivery market. It included decision makers and key influencers of fleet and logistics asset or shipment monitoring associated with multinational and local second-party logistics (2PL), third-party logistics (3PL), and fourth-party l...

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...

The two-wheeler industry in India is arguably the biggest two-wheeler market in the world and has been undergoing significant changes in the last 5 to 6 years as a result of multiple factors. These include government regulations, OEM innovation and development, customer demographics changes, and the overall economic health of the country. For examp...

Egypt has faced political instability for the last 10 years. An authoritarian political agenda is restricting societal development and economic development. A complete change of political leadership and leadership style will benefit a sustainable recovery. Restructuring business reforms to enable private sector development will assist in the countr...

22 Dec 2020  |  South Asia, Middle East & North Africa  |  Market Research

Government Policies Supporting the Distribution and Charging of Li-ion Batteries to Spur Growth of the Indian eRickshaw Market, 2025

FAME II Scheme and the Focus on Increasing Public Charging Stations to Present New Growth Opportunities

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The evolving eRickshaw market in India is expected to witness increasing changes in the next 5 years driven by a myriad of factors. The countrys urban mobility modal is largely dominated by two and three wheelers (2Ws & 3Ws) , which account for close to a 50% share. With the advent of more public transport initiatives, the modal share of last-mile ...

Tightening emissions standards coupled with plaguing pollution levels have begun to shift the dynamics of the Indian automotive market. While xEV (electric and hybrid vehicles) have gained traction in developed nations internationally, they are yet to do so in the Indian market. However, projections show that in 2030 about 2 million xEVs will be so...

The Indian commercial vehicle market is experiencing changes due to heavy regulatory winds, changes in customer preferences, segment shifts, increasing adoption of technology, and digitalization. Aspirational trajectory of economic potential, growing population, consumer commodity spending, infrastructure developments, overall manufacturing, and ag...