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Customers changing preferences have spurred the transition from vehicle ownership to usership. For older generations, owning a vehicle was a status symbol, but today s younger generations prioritize usership over ownership and the associated hassles (i.e., various costs and responsibilities). Leasing and rental services have evolved, but essential...

11 Jan 2021  |  North America  |  Market Research

Technology Innovation Driving the Transformation of the US Electric Commercial Vehicle Market

Government Incentives and Charging Infrastructure Development by Public and Private Entities to Boost Uptake of Electric Buses and Trucks

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The medium-duty and heavy-duty truck and bus markets in the US are expected to show strong recovery following the major dip in 2020 due to the dire impacts of the COVID-19 crisis on production and sales. However, the crisis is forecast to have a relatively lower impact on the electric truck and bus markets. The electric bus segment shows a slight d...

Autonomous shared mobility technology, after years of development and testing in the real world, is on the verge of reaching commercial viability on a large scale. In 2021, the global market opportunity from autonomous mobility was approximately $27 million. This is expected to reach $92 billion in 2035, accounting for the market changes brought on...

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...

Nepal mobile market has experienced a strong growth over the past few years and the two leading service providers together control almost 95% of the total subscriber base. Over the past couple of years, the country's mobile penetration rapidly increased from under 71% in 2013 to 110% in 2016, surpassing the total population of 29 million. By 2021, ...

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...

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...

Frost & Sullivan expects over 238,000 electric HDTs to be in long-haul operation in the United States and Europe by 2030. The total energy demand for these trucks will likely be about 79 TWh. To cater to this demand, 150 kW 1 MW chargers will become the predominant charging solutions for long-haul operation, while 350 kW 1 MW chargers will gain ado...

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...