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Driven by behavioral, city-related, or technologies trends, shared mobility is set to generate several opportunities. Technology has changed the way people move from point A to point B, over the last decade. Transportation services have become more connected and shareable with the rise of platform apps. Over the next decade, this technology-led ...

Mobility-as-a-Feature (MaaF) is a concept introduced by David A. Hensher and Sampo Hietanen, and involves seamlessly embedding mobility services into existing platforms, such as insurance or hotel booking apps. This approach aims to make transportation an effortless part of our daily routines, seamlessly blending with activities such as commuting a...

2025 was a year of mixed outcomes for the shared mobility ecosystem. Electrification saw a huge uptake in the bikesharing segment, especially in North America. While the penetration of electric vehicles (EVs) in ridehailing slowed down, demand response transit (DRT) picked up pace, with nearly 375 new services launched globally, spearheaded by expa...

This research service offers an outlook of the commercial vehicle business unit of Hyundai Motor Group (HMG) for the period 2014–2022. The study is developed to offer an unbiased executive outlook of HMGs global growth initiatives, capabilities, and activities toward enhancing sales and market share in the light, medium, and heavy commercial vehicl...

27 Jun 2022  |  Global  |  Frost Radar

Frost Radar™: Mobility-as-a-Service Technology, 2022

A Benchmarking System to Spark Companies to Action - Innovation that Fuels New Deal Flow and Growth Pipelines

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The COVID-19 pandemic changed consumer mobility patterns amid concerns about safety and will continue to affect public transport and private mobility business models over the next few years. More mobility operators are offering multimodality, and some public transport agencies are shifting to contactless ticketing and adding third-party apps to the...

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...

Cities are proactively moving away from personal cars to other sustainable modes of transport. Shared electric modes of transport are likely to see an uptake, working in conjunction with traditional transport systems. Car-free cities, access regulations, and zero-emission deadlines will play a major role in shaping the carsharing industry. Carshari...

The shared mobility industry is poised to grow as the shift from private cars to multimodal solutions continues. Though the shared mobility market was battered by the pandemic in 2020, operators quickly re-aligned their business models and emerged stronger. While all segments have rebounded, two have recorded explosive growth in the last 2 years—D...

Globally, many cities are making concerted efforts to shift away from car dependency toward greener, shared, and electrified transport solutions. As the willingness of people to use shared mobility apps increases, governments and cities are enacting policies to reduce carbon emissions, decrease congestion, and promote sustainable transport options....