Evolution of Shared Mobility Infrastructure in Top 20 Smart Cities

Evolution of Shared Mobility Infrastructure in Top 20 Smart Cities

This study provides an overview of the shared mobility infrastructure status of the top 20 cities globally. It takes a deep dive into the statistics, competitive landscape, investments, and regulations of each city’s various shared mobility modes. The research covers shared mobility modes, including kick scooters, bike sharing, car sharing, ride hailing, and future share mobility (e.g., autonomous vehicles).

The study lists the major ongoing shared mobility infrastructure projects and their benefits and future outlook. It delves into the economic, regulatory, and funding factors that will determine the course and the growth of shared mobility infrastructure. Additionally, discussions cover an analytical take on the growth drivers and constraints for each city as well as future outlook and challenges.

Frost & Sullivan expects shared mobility infrastructure spending to increase as more and more cities pursue their zero emissions targets, and reducing emissions from transportation is the biggest priority. This study offers an overview of how the best cities in the world, in both developing and developed markets, are progressing on their shared infrastructure buildout. The study period is 2022–2035.