Technology has changed the way people move from point A to point B, over the last decade. Transportation services have become more connected and shareable with the rise of platform apps. Over the next decade, this technology-led transformation will bring about profound changes in how people commute or travel.

The overall revenue opportunity from the shared mobility market is expected to be exceed 2.5 trillion, taking into consideration traditional mobility modes including public transport and autonomous and futuristic mobility modes that we are likely to see in the next decade. Mobility is going to change-in the form of vehicles, in the form of new infrastructure, and in the form of value-added services which we will experience. While journey in the future is expected to become more connected, it is set to get more personalized as well. Consumers want more accurate and tailor-made experiences in the digital space. Just as eCommerce companies have been able to analyze vast volumes of shopping data to generate suggestions and offer discounts, the mobility space is also looking to harness this data to create a more personalized travelling experience.

In this research service, Frost & Sullivan analyzes key business models that are likely to to shape the shared mobility market until 2040. We have looked at how various parameters, such as technology, services, and stakeholders, have to come together to help cities achieve the future they envisioned. The growth opportunities are numerous and ever changing; this study documents the most important growth opportunities in the shared mobility space.

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Strategic Imperatives

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

Growth Opportunity Analysis

Growth Drivers
Growth Restraints
Changing Mobility Demand to Influence Mobility Modes
3 Pillars that will Drive Change in Mobility Behavior Until 2040
Behavioral Changes 1: Population Movement to Suburbs
Behavioral Changes 2: Preference for Active Modes of Travel
City Infrastructure Changes 1: City Interventions
City Infrastructure Changes 2: Mobility Hubs Pilot
Technology Changes 1: Penetration of 4G/5G Technologies
Technology Changes 2: Intelligent ML and AI Technologies for Fleet Management

Shared Mobility: Current Business Models

Shared Mobility: Now vs. 2040
City Landscape Changing: 15-minute City
Post-pandemic Mobility Needs of Employees
Top Shared Mobility Business Models and Trends

Shared Mobility: Future Business Models

Future Shared Mobility Business Models
Future Shared Mobility Business Models: Timelines
Future Shared Mobility Business Models,
Future Shared Mobility Model 1: Autonomous Shuttles
Future Shared Mobility Model 2: Robotaxis
Future Shared Mobility Model 3: Autonomous Modular Transport
Future Shared Mobility Model 4: eVTOL
Future Shared Mobility Model 5: Maglev
Future Shared Mobility Model 6: Autonomous Micromobility
Future Shared Mobility Model 7: Hyperloop
Future Shared Mobility Model 8: Suborbital Travel

Convergence of Mobility Pillars

5 Layers of Convergence
Convergence of Infrastructure
Convergence of Technologies
Convergence of Stakeholders
Convergence of Services through a Super MaaS App
Convergence of Lifestyle Choices and Mobility

Vision 2040 City

Vision 2040 of a Future City
Mobility Operating Systems of a Future City

Growth Opportunity Universe

Growth Opportunity 1: Standardization of Data Transfer/Sharing Protocols
Growth Opportunity 1: Standardization of Data Transfer/Sharing Protocols (continued)
Growth Opportunity 2: Expansion of Ecosystem to Appeal to Adjacent Stakeholders
Growth Opportunity 2: Expansion of Ecosystem to Appeal to Adjacent Stakeholders (continued)
Growth Opportunity 3: Ancillary Revenue Streams from AI and VR
Growth Opportunity 3: Ancillary Revenue Streams from AI and VR (continued)
List of Exhibits
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