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This research service provides a strategic analysis of the future of mobility in China from 2013 to 2024. It analyses Chinas mobility solutions and provides an understanding of the countrys future mobility circumstances and management. The research service includes an overview of differences in development across regions in China; it discusses th...

22 Dec 2020  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

Digitisation to Boost the Rise of a Smart and Sustainable Singapore

Singapore’s Well-structured Connected Digital Strategy will Drive the Growth of Smart, Sustainable, and Autonomous Mobility Solutions

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Rapid urbanization, private vehicle density, outdated infrastructure, and transportation-related emissions are increasingly stressing the urban mobility ecosystem. Cities across the globe are responding to these changes by developing a more sustainable, seamless, and integrated transport system. In addition, cities are focusing on building the nece...

This study examines the prevailing trends in the intelligent mobility market in Australia for 2016–2025. It offers a detailed overview of the key segments in the market. The study focuses on various developments in these segments including their current and future revenue analysis. The study contains an executive summary section, as well as one for...

05 Apr 2021  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

City Strategies and Innovative Mobility Solutions Driving the Future of Melbourne as a Smart City

Future Growth Potential Enhanced by Growth Opportunities in Shared and Connected Mobility Solutions

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Melbournes economy was badly hit due to the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to shutdowns, job losses, and a population migration away from the city in search of new prospects and to reduce the risk of infection. The city has, however, developed a comprehensive strategy for recovery with over $50 million investments made in rapid response initiatives sin...

This study aims to profile Grab, presently a leader in eHailing and other services across Southeast Asia (SEA). It also purposes to evaluate and present the companys present performance and analyze its future in the medium and long terms. It offers insights into the companys strategies and future growth opportunities, and makes predictions with reg...

A total of 20.81 billion ride sharing services were offered in China in 2017. The overall ride sharing member size in China has achieved 207.4 million in 2017. The percent share breaks down as follows: commuting ride sharing 45.6%, dynamic ride sharing 32.3%, and fixed long distance ride sharing services 22.1%. Ride sharing services in China are o...

The Japanese automotive market has matured, with sales hovering at about 4 million cars in the last decade. It is set to decline further due to the declining population, the ageing population that has given up driving a car, the younger generation that is not interested in owning a car. Against the declining sales trends, the car sharing market has...

The Chinese eHailing market is expected to witness a positive growth at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.8% from 2018 to 2025. The revenue of eHailing market is expected to increase from $205.23 billion in 2018 to $303.66 billion in 2025. Private hire eHailing market revenue held 55.4% share, whereas public taxi eHailing accounted for 44.6...

The car sharing market in China has approximately 30 active operators. These companies are operated by automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), transportation companies and start-ups. The top 5 operators—EVCard (by SAIC Motor Co., Ltd.), Weigongjiao (by Geely), GoFun (by Beijing Shouqi Group Co., Ltd.), MoreFun (by BAIC Mobility Co., Ltd...