Strategic Overview of the Start-ups Disrupting Shared Mobility, Global, 2022

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More than 800 Shared Mobility Start-ups Tracked to Find and Devise Disruptive Strategies to Leverage Opportunities Worth $990 Billion by 2030

The shared mobility industry is poised to grow as the shift from private cars to multimodal solutions continues. Though the shared mobility market was battered by the pandemic in 2020, operators quickly re-aligned their business models and emerged stronger.

While all segments have rebounded, two have recorded explosive growth in the last 2 years-Demand Responsive Transit (DRT) and micromobility. People are still wary about using public transport for commuting, which is where technology-enabled safe transport has seen an uptake. Investment in micromobility sharing has boomed. More than 25 micromobility sharing operators raised funds greater than $3 billion in the last 2 years. The pandemic has certainly brought to light the immense potential of micromobility as a resilient mode of transport. The shared mobility market is still dynamic and young, with great potential for further growth, investment, and innovation.

This study analyzes several start-ups in shared mobility through 7 key segments-traditional carsharing, P2P carsharing, ride-hailing, DRT, micromobility, Mobility-as-a-service (MaaS), and autonomous shuttles. A comprehensive list of companies was identified in each segment. They were then ranked using various parameters, and each parameter was assigned a weightage based on its importance in a particular segment. Through this process, the top companies in each domain were identified and benchmarked against their competitors.

The geographic scope of the study is global. It profiles 3 to 4 companies in each segment and more than 25 profiles overall. Each company profile covers an overview, offerings, unique value proposition, sustainable initiatives, growth strategy, notable achievements, funding details, and key strengths.

In 2021, the market opportunity from shared mobility was approximately $336.9 billion. This is expected to cross $994.5 billion in 2030, accounting for the changes in the market due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Europe dominates the shared mobility start-up space, with more than 50% of the start-ups headquartered in the EU G5 countries.

Rising congestion and pollution within cities have forced city administrations to put emphasis on shared mobility solutions to meet sustainability targets. This has resulted in firms exploring new technologies and services to alleviate some of these growing issues. Shared mobility is rapidly developing, and this space is springing up many new start-ups. Electrification, hybrid working, 15-minute cities, mergers and acquisitions, investments, autonomous mobility, machine learning, and artificial intelligence will be the defining trends in the shared mobility market.

Research Highlights:

The strategic imperatives and growth environment

The key industry drivers and challenges

Benchmarking of start-ups in each shared mobility segment (traditional and P2P carsharing, ride-hailing, DRT, micromobility, MaaS, and autonomous shuttles)

Key Features:

The top 10 operators in each segment

An in-depth view of significant company profiles

A perspective on companies' growth strategy, key strengths, sustainable initiatives, unique service proposition, and some notable achievements

Product Code: PD0C-44

Strategic Imperatives

Why Is It Increasingly Difficult to Grow?
The Strategic Imperative 8™
The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Shared Mobility Industry
Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™

Executive Summary

Research Scope
Market Segmentation and Definition
Shared Mobility Market-Key Competitors
Growth Metrics
Forecast Assumptions
Gross Market Value Forecast for Shared Mobility
GMV Forecast by Segment
GMV Forecast by Region
GMV Forecast Analysis by Segment and Region
Growth Drivers
Growth Restraints
Start-up Definition
The Start-up Methodology
Step 1 of the Benchmarking Criteria-Definition
Step 2 of the Benchmarking Criteria-Definition
Shared Mobility Start-ups-Benchmark Overview
The Start-up Ecosystem-800+ Start-ups Disrupting the Value Chain
Top 3 Disruptive Shared Mobility Participants by Segment, 2022
Brief Overview of the Top Participants in Each Segment
Brief Overview of the Top Participants in Each Segment (continued)
Brief Overview of the Top Participants in Each Segment (continued)
Brief Overview of the Top Participants in Each Segment (continued)
Key Participants Investing in Start-ups
Recently Funded Start-ups
Shared Mobility Start-ups by Region
Asia Emerging as a Global Destination for Start-up Investments
Start-ups by Shared Mobility Segments
Key Conclusion and Findings

Start-ups-Traditional Carsharing

Step 1 of the Benchmarking Criteria-Definition
Shortlisting Exercise
Shortlisting Exercise (continued)
Shortlisting Exercise (continued)
Frost & Sullivan's Criteria to Shortlist Companies
Step 2 of the Benchmarking Criteria-Definition
Frost & Sullivan Start-up Evaluation Radar-Scorecard
Frost & Sullivan Start-up Evaluation Radar-Scorecard (continued)
Free2Move Profile
Free2Move Profile (continued)
Miles Mobility Profile
Miles Mobility Profile (continued)
Zoomcar Profile
Zoomcar Profile (continued)
ekar Profile
ekar Profile (continued)

Start-ups-P2P Carsharing

Step 2 of the Benchmarking Criteria-Definition
Frost & Sullivan Start-up Evaluation Radar-Scorecard
Frost & Sullivan Start-up Evaluation Radar-Scorecard (continued)
Getaround Profile
Getaround Profile (continued)
Turo Profile
Turo Profile (continued)
Hiyacar Profile
Hiyacar Profile (continued)
HoppyGo Profile
HoppyGo Profile (continued)

Start-ups-Ride-hailing

Step 1 of the Benchmarking Criteria-Definition
Shortlisting Exercise
Shortlisting Exercise (continued)
Shortlisting Exercise (continued)
Frost & Sullivan's Criteria to Shortlist Companies
Step 2 of the Benchmarking Criteria-Definition
Frost & Sullivan Start-up Evaluation Radar-Scorecard
Frost & Sullivan Start-up Evaluation Radar-Scorecard (continued)
Didi Profile
Didi Profile (continued)
Uber Profile
Uber Profile (continued)
Grab Profile
Grab Profile (continued)

Start-ups-Demand Responsive Transit (DRT)

Step 1 of the Benchmarking Criteria-Definition
Shortlisting Exercise
Shortlisting Exercise (continued)
Shortlisting Exercise (continued)
Frost & Sullivan's Criteria to Shortlist Companies
Step 2 of the Benchmarking Criteria-Definition
Frost & Sullivan Start-up Evaluation Radar-Scorecard
Frost & Sullivan Start-up Evaluation Radar-Scorecard (continued)
Via Profile
Via Profile (continued)
Swvl Profile
Swvl Profile (continued)
Zeelo (an Swvl Company) Profile
Zeelo (an Swvl Company) Profile (continued)
Liftango Profile
Liftango Profile (continued)
Swat Mobility Profile
Swat Mobility Profile (continued)

Start-ups-Micromobility Sharing

Step 1 of the Benchmarking Criteria-Definition
Shortlisting Exercise
Shortlisting Exercise (continued)
Shortlisting Exercise (continued)
Frost & Sullivan's Criteria to Shortlist Companies
Step 2 of the Benchmarking Criteria-Definition
Frost & Sullivan Start-up Evaluation Radar-Scorecard
Frost & Sullivan Start-up Evaluation Radar-Scorecard (continued)
Tier Mobility Profile
Tier Mobility Profile (continued)
Lime Profile
Lime Profile (continued)
Bird Profile
Bird Profile (continued)

Start-ups-Mobility as a Service (MaaS)

Step 2 of the Benchmarking Criteria-Definition
Frost & Sullivan Start-up Evaluation Radar-Scorecard
Skedgo Profile
Skedgo Profile (continued)
Cityway Profile
Cityway Profile (continued)
Whim Profile
Whim Profile (continued)
HACON-A Siemens Company Profile
HACON-A Siemens Company Profile (continued)

Start-ups-Autonomous Shuttles

Step 1 of the Benchmarking Criteria-Definition
Shortlisting Exercise
Shortlisting Exercise (continued)
Frost & Sullivan's Criteria to Shortlist Companies
Step 2 of the Benchmarking Criteria-Definition
Frost & Sullivan Start-up Evaluation Radar-Scorecard
Frost & Sullivan Start-up Evaluation Radar-Scorecard (continued)
EasyMile Profile
EasyMile Profile (continued)
Navya Profile
Navya Profile (continued)
Sensible 4 Profile
Sensible 4 Profile (continued)
Beep Profile
Beep Profile (continued)

Growth Opportunity Universe

Growth Opportunity 1-Focus on Integrated Mobility Due to Changing Working Patterns
Growth Opportunity 1-Focus on Integrated Mobility Due to Changing Working Patterns (continued)
Growth Opportunity 2-Partnerships, Business Model Diversification, and New Technologies Underpinning Growth in Shared Mobility
Growth Opportunity 2-Partnerships, Business Model Diversification, and New Technologies Underpinning Growth in Shared Mobility (continued)
Growth Opportunity 3-Focus on Integrated and Autonomous Technology Capabilities for Future Mobility
Growth Opportunity 3-Focus on Integrated and Autonomous Technology Capabilities for Future Mobility (continued)

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