Strategic Overview of Start-ups Disrupting the Global Commercial Trucking Market, 2022

Freight Trucking Market–Growth Opportunities,Analysis,Forecast,North America,2022

Technology And Innovative Business Models Drive The Growth Of Emerging Start-Ups In The Commercial Vehicle Space,Commercial Trucking Market,Global Freight Trucking Market,Global Commercial Vehicles Market

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The commercial trucking market is rapidly transforming with the influx of advanced technologies, data-aided business models, automation, and the need to reduce carbon gas emissions. Though the market experienced a slump during the pandemic in 2020, operators quickly realigned their business models and emerged stronger. During the pandemic, emerging companies faced stiff operational difficulties and sustained development and business growth prospects. Several commercial vehicle start-ups recognize the business and revenue opportunity transformation and give intense competition to traditional and incumbent market players. The business model around owning and operating a commercial vehicle is expanding into new segments with technology, machine learning, artificial intelligence, connectivity, and business analytics.

This research service is Frost & Sullivan’s strategic assessment of start-ups disrupting the commercial vehicle space. It identifies leading industry players across electrification, connected trucking, ADAS and autonomous trucking, and on-demand freight matching, rapidly expanding cross-regionally with a wide variety of competitive products, features, and services. A comprehensively packed and usage-based business model is the focus of leading start-ups. With a strong footprint in their native market, these companies are gradually expanding their business offerings regionally and across the world. Cross-functional partnerships will ensure gradual long-term growth for companies emerging in the current transitionary environment and determine the success of their product penetration. North America and Europe have the highest concentration of start-ups, as these regions’ commercial vehicle industry environment is suitable for piloting and business growth. Of the total companies covered, 55.7% are based out of North America and South America, followed by Europe with 23.6%, Asia/APAC with 19.2%, and Africa with 1.5%.

Author: Jagadesh Chandran

Table of Contents

Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?

The Strategic Imperative 8™

The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Commercial Trucking Industry

Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™

Research Scope

Vehicle Segmentation

Market Segmentation and Definition

Key Competitors

LMHCV Trucks Growth Rate Forecast, 2022

LCV Market Forecast, 2022

LCV Powertrain Technology Forecast, 2022

MHCV Market Forecast, 2022

MHCV Powertrain Technology Forecast, 2022

Market Maturity Analysis by Segment and Region

Start-up Definition

The Start-up Methodology

Benchmarking Criteria—Step 1: Definition

Benchmarking Criteria—Step 2: Definition

Shared Mobility Start-ups—Benchmark Overview

The Start-up Ecosystem—More than 300 Start-ups Disrupting the Value Chain

Top 3 Vendors in Commercial Trucking Under Each Segment

Commercial Trucking Start-ups by Region

Start-ups by Regional Strength and Segments

Major Participants Investing in Start-ups

Start-up Investments by Region

Recently Funded Start-ups

Benchmarking Criteria—Step 1: Definition

Shortlisting Exercise for Start-ups Disrupting the Trucking Electrification Market

Shortlisting Exercise for Start-ups Disrupting the Trucking Electrification Market (continued)

Shortlisting Exercise for Start-ups Disrupting the Trucking Electrification Market (continued)

Frost & Sullivan's Criteria to Shortlist Companies

Benchmarking Criteria—Step 2: Definition

Frost & Sullivan Start-up Evaluation Radar—Benchmarking Criteria Scorecard

Frost & Sullivan Start-up Evaluation Radar—Benchmarking Criteria Scorecard (continued)

Tesla Profile

Tesla Profile (continued)

Rivian Profile

Rivian Profile (continued)

Arrival Profile

Arrival Profile (continued)

Benchmarking Criteria—Step 1: Definition

Shortlisting Exercise for Start-ups Disrupting the Autonomous Trucking Market

Shortlisting Exercise for Start-ups Disrupting the Autonomous Trucking Market (continued)

Frost & Sullivan's Criteria to Shortlist Companies

Benchmarking Criteria—Step 2: Definition

Frost & Sullivan Start-up Evaluation Radar—Benchmarking Criteria Scorecard

Frost & Sullivan Start-up Evaluation Radar—Benchmarking Criteria Scorecard (continued)

Waymo Via Profile

Waymo Via Profile (continued)

TuSimple Profile

TuSimple Profile (continued)

Nuro Profile

Nuro Profile (continued)

Benchmarking Criteria—Step 1: Definition

Shortlisting Exercise for Start-ups Disrupting the Connected Trucking Market

Shortlisting Exercise for Start-ups Disrupting the Connected Trucking Market (continued)

Shortlisting Exercise for Start-ups Disrupting the Connected Trucking Market (continued)

Frost & Sullivan's Criteria to Shortlist Companies

Benchmarking Criteria—Step 2: Definition

Frost & Sullivan Start-up Evaluation Radar—Benchmarking Criteria Scorecard

Frost & Sullivan Start-up Evaluation Radar—Benchmarking Criteria Scorecard (continued)

Samsara Profile

Samsara Profile (continued)

Motive Profile

Motive Profile (continued)

Platform Science Profile

Platform Science Profile (continued)

Step 1 of the Benchmarking Criteria—Definition

Shortlisting Exercise for Start-ups Disrupting the On-demand Freight Matching Market

Shortlisting Exercise for Start-ups Disrupting the On-demand Freight Matching Market (continued)

Shortlisting Exercise for Start-ups Disrupting the On-demand Freight Matching Market (continued)

Frost & Sullivan's Criteria to Shortlist Companies

Benchmarking Criteria—Step 2: Definition

Frost & Sullivan Start-up Evaluation Radar—Scorecard

Frost & Sullivan Start-up Evaluation Radar—Scorecard (continued)

Uber Freight Profile

Uber Freight Profile (continued)

Convoy Profile

Convoy Profile (continued)

Sennder Profile

Sennder Profile (continued)

Growth Opportunity 1—Data-driven Opportunity Identification

Growth Opportunity 1—Data-driven Opportunity Identification (continued)

Growth Opportunity 2—Strategic Collaborations and Business Model Diversification

Growth Opportunity 2—Strategic Collaborations and Business Model Diversification (continued)

Growth Opportunity 3—Cost Control

Growth Opportunity 3—Cost Control (continued)

Your Next Steps

Why Frost, Why Now?

List of Exhibits

List of Exhibits (continued)

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The commercial trucking market is rapidly transforming with the influx of advanced technologies, data-aided business models, automation, and the need to reduce carbon gas emissions. Though the market experienced a slump during the pandemic in 2020, operators quickly realigned their business models and emerged stronger. During the pandemic, emerging companies faced stiff operational difficulties and sustained development and business growth prospects. Several commercial vehicle start-ups recognize the business and revenue opportunity transformation and give intense competition to traditional and incumbent market players. The business model around owning and operating a commercial vehicle is expanding into new segments with technology, machine learning, artificial intelligence, connectivity, and business analytics. This research service is Frost & Sullivan’s strategic assessment of start-ups disrupting the commercial vehicle space. It identifies leading industry players across electrification, connected trucking, ADAS and autonomous trucking, and on-demand freight matching, rapidly expanding cross-regionally with a wide variety of competitive products, features, and services. A comprehensively packed and usage-based business model is the focus of leading start-ups. With a strong footprint in their native market, these companies are gradually expanding their business offerings regionally and across the world. Cross-functional partnerships will ensure gradual long-term growth for companies emerging in the current transitionary environment and determine the success of their product penetration. North America and Europe have the highest concentration of start-ups, as these regions’ commercial vehicle industry environment is suitable for piloting and business growth. Of the total companies covered, 55.7% are based out of North America and South America, followed by Europe with 23.6%, Asia/APAC with 19.2%, and Africa with 1.5%. Author: Jagadesh Chandran
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New Title Freight Trucking Market–Growth Opportunities,Analysis,Forecast,North America,2022
New Subtitle Technology And Innovative Business Models Drive The Growth Of Emerging Start-Ups In The Commercial Vehicle Space,Commercial Trucking Market,Global Freight Trucking Market,Global Commercial Vehicles Market
Deliverable Type Market Research
Author Jagadesh Chandran
Industries Automotive
No Index No
Is Prebook No
Keyword 1 Commercial Trucking Market
Keyword 2 Global Freight Trucking Market
Keyword 3 Global Commercial Vehicles Market
Podcast No
WIP Number PD75-01-00-00-00