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This analytics of ten technology companies and their strengths in the shared mobility industry throws light on the reasons why they have been successful in transitioning to this space and building shared mobility solutions. The study puts forward some answers to the question of how the technology companies of today anticipate and plan for the key m...

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...

Spinning off wholly owned subsidiaries to handle nontraditional car ownership models started in 2015 with premium automakers. The trend has shifted, with volume OEMs taking the lead, and Toyota s Kinto has become a well-accepted brand in the market. Toyota s strategy in the shared mobility space has evolved quite a lot since 2015, from being more p...

Cities are evolving toward a more sustainable and efficient model. A focus area is reducing carbon emissions by adopting renewable energy sources like solar and wind power and promoting electric vehicles. In addition, there is a shift toward pedestrian-friendly urban design, with wider sidewalks, bike lanes, and increased green spaces. Cities want ...

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...

This study provides an overview of the shared mobility infrastructure status of the top 20 cities globally. It takes a deep dive into the statistics, competitive landscape, investments, and regulations of each city s various shared mobility modes. The research covers shared mobility modes, including kick scooters, bike sharing, car sharing, ride ha...

This research service analyzes the global mobility market and discusses the 2019 outlook. The study deals with the evolving business models in the shared mobility space, market consolidations and partnerships, key market trends etc. This study will benefit automotive value chain participants, including mobility service providers, OEMs, car rental a...

Intelligent Mobility Japan, 2020 is a virtual summit organized by Frost & Sullivan on November 24 and 25, 2020. This is a 2-day interactive conference, which hosted on a unique virtual platform to discuss and evaluate Growth Opportunities in new Mobility Business models covering Personal and Public Transport Systems. The conference presenters inc...

The COVID-19 pandemic has completely changed the way we travel. Though work commute and trips to public transport stations/stops are still 15% less than pre-pandemic levels, there is a significant shift in mobility demand. Trips to shopping malls, parks, and supermarkets have increased 10% or more when compared to the baseline levels; this, in turn...