The US Shared Micromobility Market: Size, Trends & Forecasts (2021-2025 Edition)
Scope of the Report
The report entitled “The US Shared Micromobility Market: Size, Trends & Forecasts (2021-2025 Edition)”, provides analysis of the US shared micromobility market, with detailed analysis of market size and growth of the industry. The analysis includes the market by value, by segmentation and by different trips parameters. Moreover, the report also assesses the key opportunities in the market and outlines the factors that are and will be driving the growth of the industry. Growth of the overall US shared micromobility market has also been forecasted for the years 2021-2025, taking into consideration the previous growth patterns, the growth drivers and the current and future trends.
Motivate (Lyft), Jump (Uber), Lime and Bird are some of the key players operating in the US shared micromobility market, whose company profiling has been done in the report. In this segment of the report, business overview, financial overview and business strategies of the companies are provided.
Company Coverage
Shared micromobility is of three types which can be further sub-segmented. First is dockless bike share which is sharing facility for a bike is provided for which no station is allocated. Dockless bikes comes in pedal and electronic modes. Second I station-based bike where a stations are allotted to a bike from where the bike is to be picked and dropped. This type is also available in pedal and electronic medium. Lastly is Scooter. A scooter is a motorcycle with a step-through frame and a platform for the rider's feet. Scooter is also available in two types, foot based and electronic. All electronic based vehicles have engines installed in them for the locomotion.
The US shared micromobility market has increased at a significant CAGR during the past years and projections are made that the market would rise in the next four years i.e. 2021-2025 tremendously. The US shared micromobility market is expected to increase due to many growth drivers such as introduction of many loyalty programs for riders, maximum support from lower class, favorable economics leading to lower break-even points, etc. Yet the market faces some challenges such as safety issues, offhand space management, etc. The US shared micromobility market is expected to observe some new market trends such as reduction in CO2 emission, merger & partnerships for evolution, etc.
The report entitled “The US Shared Micromobility Market: Size, Trends & Forecasts (2021-2025 Edition)”, provides analysis of the US shared micromobility market, with detailed analysis of market size and growth of the industry. The analysis includes the market by value, by segmentation and by different trips parameters. Moreover, the report also assesses the key opportunities in the market and outlines the factors that are and will be driving the growth of the industry. Growth of the overall US shared micromobility market has also been forecasted for the years 2021-2025, taking into consideration the previous growth patterns, the growth drivers and the current and future trends.
Motivate (Lyft), Jump (Uber), Lime and Bird are some of the key players operating in the US shared micromobility market, whose company profiling has been done in the report. In this segment of the report, business overview, financial overview and business strategies of the companies are provided.
Company Coverage
- Motivate (Lyft)
- Jump (Uber)
- Lime
- Bird
Shared micromobility is of three types which can be further sub-segmented. First is dockless bike share which is sharing facility for a bike is provided for which no station is allocated. Dockless bikes comes in pedal and electronic modes. Second I station-based bike where a stations are allotted to a bike from where the bike is to be picked and dropped. This type is also available in pedal and electronic medium. Lastly is Scooter. A scooter is a motorcycle with a step-through frame and a platform for the rider's feet. Scooter is also available in two types, foot based and electronic. All electronic based vehicles have engines installed in them for the locomotion.
The US shared micromobility market has increased at a significant CAGR during the past years and projections are made that the market would rise in the next four years i.e. 2021-2025 tremendously. The US shared micromobility market is expected to increase due to many growth drivers such as introduction of many loyalty programs for riders, maximum support from lower class, favorable economics leading to lower break-even points, etc. Yet the market faces some challenges such as safety issues, offhand space management, etc. The US shared micromobility market is expected to observe some new market trends such as reduction in CO2 emission, merger & partnerships for evolution, etc.
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
2. INTRODUCTION
2.1 Shared Micromobility: An Overview
2.1.1 Shared Micromobility: Meaning
2.1.2 Alternatives for Car Ownership: Based on Trip Length
2.1.3 Shared Micromobility Sharing Evolution
2.1.4 Shared Micromobility Types
2.1.5 Shared Micromobility: Shared Bike Overview
2.1.6 Advantages of Shared Micromobility
2.2 E-bike & E-Scooter: An Overview
2.2.1 E-Scooter & E-bike: An Overview
3. MARKET ANALYSIS
3.1 The US Shared Micromobility Market: An Analysis
3.1.1 The US Shared Micromobility Market by Value
3.1.2 The US Shared Micromobility Market by Segment (station-based bike, Dockless bike and e-scooters & e-bikes)
3.1.3 The US Shared Micromobility Market by Total Trips
3.1.4 The US Shared Micromobility Trips Share by Segment (Scooter, Station-Based Bike, Dockless E-Bike, Dockless Bike, Station Based E-Bike)
3.1.5 The US Shared Micromobility Segment by Trips
3.1.6 The US Station-Based Bike Market by Trips
3.1.7 The US Shared Micromobility Price per Trip
3.1.8 The US Shared Micromobility Average Trip by Distance
3.1.9 The US Shared Micromobility Average Trips by Time
3.1.10 The US Shared Micromobility Trips by Day
3.1.11 The US Shared Micromobility Trips by Hour
4. MARKET DYNAMICS
4.1 Growth Drivers
4.1.1 Introduction of Many Loyalty Programs for Riders
4.1.2 Different Reasons for Micromobility Adoption
4.1.3 Maximum Support from Lower Class
4.1.4 Positive Public Opinion on E-Scooters
4.1.5 Public Perception of E-scooters (Shared Micromobility) by the US Cities
4.1.6 Short Trips Ruled the Region
4.1.7 Favorable Economics Leading to Lower Break-Even Points
4.2 Challenges
4.2.1 Safety Issues
4.2.2 Offhand Space Management
4.3 Market Trends
4.3.1 Reduction in CO2 Emission
4.3.2 Merger & Partnerships for Evolution
4.3.3 Increasing Adoption of Pilot Programs
5. COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
5.1 The US Shared Micromobility Market: Player Analysis
5.1.1 The US Station-Based Bike Market Share by Player
6. COMPANY PROFILE
6.1 Motivate (Lyft)
6.1.1 Business Overview
6.1.2 Financial Overview
6.1.3 Business Strategy
6.2 Jump (Uber)
6.2.1 Business Overview
6.2.2 Financial Overview
6.2.3 Business Strategy
6.3 Lime
6.3.1 Business Overview
6.3.2 Business Strategy
6.4 Bird
6.4.1 Business Overview
6.4.2 Business Strategy
2. INTRODUCTION
2.1 Shared Micromobility: An Overview
2.1.1 Shared Micromobility: Meaning
2.1.2 Alternatives for Car Ownership: Based on Trip Length
2.1.3 Shared Micromobility Sharing Evolution
2.1.4 Shared Micromobility Types
2.1.5 Shared Micromobility: Shared Bike Overview
2.1.6 Advantages of Shared Micromobility
2.2 E-bike & E-Scooter: An Overview
2.2.1 E-Scooter & E-bike: An Overview
3. MARKET ANALYSIS
3.1 The US Shared Micromobility Market: An Analysis
3.1.1 The US Shared Micromobility Market by Value
3.1.2 The US Shared Micromobility Market by Segment (station-based bike, Dockless bike and e-scooters & e-bikes)
3.1.3 The US Shared Micromobility Market by Total Trips
3.1.4 The US Shared Micromobility Trips Share by Segment (Scooter, Station-Based Bike, Dockless E-Bike, Dockless Bike, Station Based E-Bike)
3.1.5 The US Shared Micromobility Segment by Trips
3.1.6 The US Station-Based Bike Market by Trips
3.1.7 The US Shared Micromobility Price per Trip
3.1.8 The US Shared Micromobility Average Trip by Distance
3.1.9 The US Shared Micromobility Average Trips by Time
3.1.10 The US Shared Micromobility Trips by Day
3.1.11 The US Shared Micromobility Trips by Hour
4. MARKET DYNAMICS
4.1 Growth Drivers
4.1.1 Introduction of Many Loyalty Programs for Riders
4.1.2 Different Reasons for Micromobility Adoption
4.1.3 Maximum Support from Lower Class
4.1.4 Positive Public Opinion on E-Scooters
4.1.5 Public Perception of E-scooters (Shared Micromobility) by the US Cities
4.1.6 Short Trips Ruled the Region
4.1.7 Favorable Economics Leading to Lower Break-Even Points
4.2 Challenges
4.2.1 Safety Issues
4.2.2 Offhand Space Management
4.3 Market Trends
4.3.1 Reduction in CO2 Emission
4.3.2 Merger & Partnerships for Evolution
4.3.3 Increasing Adoption of Pilot Programs
5. COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
5.1 The US Shared Micromobility Market: Player Analysis
5.1.1 The US Station-Based Bike Market Share by Player
6. COMPANY PROFILE
6.1 Motivate (Lyft)
6.1.1 Business Overview
6.1.2 Financial Overview
6.1.3 Business Strategy
6.2 Jump (Uber)
6.2.1 Business Overview
6.2.2 Financial Overview
6.2.3 Business Strategy
6.3 Lime
6.3.1 Business Overview
6.3.2 Business Strategy
6.4 Bird
6.4.1 Business Overview
6.4.2 Business Strategy
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: Alternatives for Car Ownership
Figure 2: Shared Micromobility Sharing Evolution
Figure 3: Types of Shared Micromobility
Figure 4: Characteristics of Bike Sharing Systems
Figure 5: Advantages of Shared Micromobility
Figure 6: Types of E-bikes
Figure 7: The US Shared Micromobility Market by Value; 2017-2020 (US$ Million)
Figure 8: The US Shared Micromobility Market by Value; 2021-2025 (US$ Million)
Figure 9: The US Shared Micromobility Market by Segment; 2020 (Percentage, %)
Figure 10: The US Shared Micromobility Market by Total Trips; 2013-2019 (Million)
Figure 11: The US Shared Micromobility Trips Share by Segment; 2020 (Percentage, %)
Figure 12: The US Shared Micromobility Segment by Trips; 2019 (Million)
Figure 13: The US Station-Based Bike Market by Trips; 2013-2019 (Million)
Figure 14: The US Shared Micromobility Price per Trip; 2019 (US$)
Figure 15: The US Shared Micromobility Average Trip by Distance; 2019 (Miles)
Figure 16: The US Shared Micromobility Average Trips by Time; 2019 (Minutes)
Figure 17: The US Shared Micromobility Trips by Day
Figure 18: The US Shared Micromobility Trips by Hour
Figure 19: Lyft Loyalty Programs for Riders
Figure 20: Different Factors for Micromobility Adoption
Figure 21: E-Scooter Support from Different Income Group; 2018
Figure 22: The US Outlook on E-Scooter; 2018 (Percentage, %)
Figure 23: Purpose of E-Scooter Rides; 2018 (Percentage, %)
Figure 24: Opinion of E-Scooters across Major Cities in the US; 2018 (Percentage, %)
Figure 25: Share of Vehicle Trips by Distance in the US; 2018 (Percentage, %)
Figure 26: The US E-Scooter - Revenue and Expense Estimate
Figure 27: Comparison of CO2 Emission by Car & Scooters
Figure 28: The US Station-Based Bike Market Share by Player; 2020 (Percentage, %)
Figure 29: Lyft Revenue; 2016-2020 (US$ Billion)
Figure 30: Lyft Revenue Segment; 2020 (Percentage, %)
Figure 31: Uber Revenue; 2016-2020 (US$ Billion)
Figure 32: Uber Revenue Segment; 2020 (Percentage, %)
Figure 33: Uber Revenue Region; 2020 (Percentage, %)
Table 1: Mergers and Acquisitions in the US Shared Micromobility Industry
Table 2: Adoption of Pilot Programs by Major Cities in the US
Figure 1: Alternatives for Car Ownership
Figure 2: Shared Micromobility Sharing Evolution
Figure 3: Types of Shared Micromobility
Figure 4: Characteristics of Bike Sharing Systems
Figure 5: Advantages of Shared Micromobility
Figure 6: Types of E-bikes
Figure 7: The US Shared Micromobility Market by Value; 2017-2020 (US$ Million)
Figure 8: The US Shared Micromobility Market by Value; 2021-2025 (US$ Million)
Figure 9: The US Shared Micromobility Market by Segment; 2020 (Percentage, %)
Figure 10: The US Shared Micromobility Market by Total Trips; 2013-2019 (Million)
Figure 11: The US Shared Micromobility Trips Share by Segment; 2020 (Percentage, %)
Figure 12: The US Shared Micromobility Segment by Trips; 2019 (Million)
Figure 13: The US Station-Based Bike Market by Trips; 2013-2019 (Million)
Figure 14: The US Shared Micromobility Price per Trip; 2019 (US$)
Figure 15: The US Shared Micromobility Average Trip by Distance; 2019 (Miles)
Figure 16: The US Shared Micromobility Average Trips by Time; 2019 (Minutes)
Figure 17: The US Shared Micromobility Trips by Day
Figure 18: The US Shared Micromobility Trips by Hour
Figure 19: Lyft Loyalty Programs for Riders
Figure 20: Different Factors for Micromobility Adoption
Figure 21: E-Scooter Support from Different Income Group; 2018
Figure 22: The US Outlook on E-Scooter; 2018 (Percentage, %)
Figure 23: Purpose of E-Scooter Rides; 2018 (Percentage, %)
Figure 24: Opinion of E-Scooters across Major Cities in the US; 2018 (Percentage, %)
Figure 25: Share of Vehicle Trips by Distance in the US; 2018 (Percentage, %)
Figure 26: The US E-Scooter - Revenue and Expense Estimate
Figure 27: Comparison of CO2 Emission by Car & Scooters
Figure 28: The US Station-Based Bike Market Share by Player; 2020 (Percentage, %)
Figure 29: Lyft Revenue; 2016-2020 (US$ Billion)
Figure 30: Lyft Revenue Segment; 2020 (Percentage, %)
Figure 31: Uber Revenue; 2016-2020 (US$ Billion)
Figure 32: Uber Revenue Segment; 2020 (Percentage, %)
Figure 33: Uber Revenue Region; 2020 (Percentage, %)
Table 1: Mergers and Acquisitions in the US Shared Micromobility Industry
Table 2: Adoption of Pilot Programs by Major Cities in the US
