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Recreational vehicles (RVs) are increasingly popular across Europe for the freedom, flexibility, comfort, and convenience of a house for travel, camping activities, and temporary accommodation. The growing RV market is attributed to the ever-expanding demand to travel in comfort and style. Motorhomes are the most popular type of RVs, followed by ca...

Climate change remains a top concern for governments and industries around the world. Increasing levels of carbon emissions have created an urgent need for control measures including vehicle electrification. Two-wheelers are a commonly used mode of transport in Asia considering their maneuverability through traffic and cost efficiency in terms ...

Frost & Sullivan’s mobility team tracks the two-wheeler (2W) industry by conducting extensive research and analysis on the micro and macro trends shaping it. This report lists the top growth opportunity areas for 2W and three-wheeler (3W) industry players, including key use cases for each one. The industry shift toward electric 2Ws and 3Ws (e2W...

This study assesses on-demand food delivery in Southeast Asia, with a focus on the platform-to-consumer segment. The key countries discussed are Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. On-demand food delivery is a door-to-door and online-to-offline service. Service operators integrate the value chains of catering ...

This research service offers a profile of Grab in Southeast Asia with focus on Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. The company profile comprises achievements, recent developments, statistics and financials, platform strategy, service offerings, total workforce, decision-making hubs, the organiz...

In Southeast Asia (SEA), consumer preference for vehicle ownership is gradually declining, particularly in countries where parking and congestion fees strain people’s budgets. In contrast, car sharing provides a hassle-free mobility solution that can significantly reduce consumers’ living costs. Car sharing platforms are available in various busine...

By addressing issues related to higher capital costs and limited charging infrastructure, stakeholders are attempting to drive electric two-wheeler adoption in Asia. This is being reinforced by government incentives/subsidies, localized manufacturing, competitive pricing, growing investments, stringent emission norms, and strategic partnerships. Ch...

The research study provides a detailed overview of India’s electric two-wheeler (E2W) industry, covering current and upcoming market trends, relevant government regulations, charging infrastructure, key OEM profiles and their growth strategies, and a snapshot of product sales. It provides industry annual sales projections to 2026 based on forecast ...

India is home to 107 automotive unicorns, making it the third-largest start-up ecosystem in the world. Over the past 3 years, the country witnessed the establishment of an estimated 30,000+ start-ups and a consolidated inflow of more than $50+ billion. Seed, angel, venture, and private equity funds, along with government, incubator, and accelerator...