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市場調查報告書
共享移動性:各主題調查Shared Mobility - Thematic Research |
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出版商 | GlobalData | 商品編碼 | 907752 | ||||
出版日期 | 內容資訊 | 英文 38 Pages ![]() |
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共享移動性:各主題調查 Shared Mobility - Thematic Research | ||
出版日期: 2019年07月15日 | 內容資訊: 英文 38 Pages |
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本報告提供共享移動性的相關調查,技術概要與趨勢,法規趨勢與競爭分析,價值鏈,及主要企業等相關資訊彙整。
More than $48bn worth of mergers, acquisitions and investments in the shared mobility sector have been tracked from the start of 2016 to the end of 2018. These historic levels of investment are a clear indication of the significant impact shared mobility will have on the transport sector. Shared mobility is a catch-all term for transport services where the means of getting around is shared between multiple users. This includes ride hailing companies such as Uber or Didi Chuxing, car sharing providers such as ShareNow, and carpooling services such as BlaBlaCar.
Consumers are becoming ever more comfortable with the concept of having access to a shared product without the financial burden of private ownership. There is a momentum towards these services, whether that is shared cars that can be rented for a few hours or a network of autonomous taxis that can be summoned to your door via a smartphone app.
If predicted use levels are realised, shared mobility services could lead to a drop in private vehicle ownership as consumers ditch the cost of keeping a vehicle in favour of only paying for mobility when they need it. Those that keep their private vehicles can offset the cost of ownership by exploiting new peer-to-peer sharing services to lend their cars out to other users when they're not needed.
Companies in the auto sector need to decide what role they will play when shared mobility begins to challenge private vehicle ownership. Considering the high financial and technological barriers to breaking into shared mobility, many automotive firms will engage in partnerships with established companies in the field before financing their own products and services.
The latest report "Shared Mobility - Thematic Research", reveals that, if development of shared mobility networks continues at its current rate, self-driving robotaxis will become a commonplace transportation option by 2035. The report tracks the biggest financial deals in the shared mobility theme and details the activities of 15 of the most significant companies in the field.
This report is part of our ecosystem of thematic investment research reports, supported by our "thematic engine". About our Thematic Research Ecosystem -