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全球微移动市场 - 2024-2031Global Micro-Mobility Market - 2024-2031 |
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概述
2023年,全球微移动市场规模达36亿美元,预计2031年将达到90亿美元,2024-2031年预测期间复合年增长率为12.1%。
世界城市日益城市化、人口稠密,带来了交通拥挤、污染和停车位短缺等问题。微型交通解决方案缓解了公共交通乘客的最后一哩连接问题,并提供了一种实用且有效的方式来导航拥挤的城市地区,同时降低对私家车的依赖。专为微型出行而设计的电动自行车和踏板车被视为比传统汽车更环保的替代品,可以减少城市的空气污染和温室气体排放。
微型移动主要参与者不断增长的全球扩张有助于推动预测期内的市场成长。例如,2021年4月7日,小牛电动推出了针对中国、欧洲和美国城市微出行领域的产品。为了帮助城市居民满足 1 至 3 英里(1-5 公里)的通勤需求,小牛电动正在扩大其微型出行产品组合,将踏板车纳入其中。该公司先前已向电动轻便摩托车开放欧洲和美国市场。
由于主要参与者不断推出产品,北美成为市场的主导地区。例如,2023 年 8 月 10 日,获得纽约市电动滑板车许可证的美国公司 Veo 正在进军零售业。该公司将于 2023 年开始生产 1000 批踏板车。
动力学
技术进步
高性能微型移动车辆是电动马达和车辆设计技术发展的结果。使用者发现电动滑板车和其他车辆很有吸引力,因为它们现在具有更快的加速、更远的行驶里程、更高的速度和更多的安全功能。物联网技术的整合促进了基础设施和微型移动车辆之间的通讯。透过物联网感测器、GPS 追踪和资料分析,可以获得有关车辆状态、使用模式和性能参数的即时资讯。数据驱动的策略提高了营运效率,改善了维护计划并优化了车队管理。
微型行动产品推出的不断增长的技术进步有助于推动预测期内的市场成长。例如,2023年9月26日,英国新创公司Bo开始生产电动车。经过两年的研发,该企业推出了产品。峰值功率从1000W提升至1200W,框架强度提升100%。 Bo 传动系统采用最大功率输出 1200W、最高速度 35 km/h 的高扭力马达。 655Wh电池可提供50公里的续航里程。
不断发展的都市化和人口密度
随着越来越多的人依赖汽车和公共交通,城市化常常导致交通拥堵加剧。透过提供更灵活、更短距离友善的交通方式,微移动服务有助于减少交通拥堵。随着公车和火车等公共交通网络变得越来越普遍,对高效的最后一哩连接解决方案的需求不断增加。电动自行车等微型交通工具让通勤者透过在最终目的地之间架起桥樑来完成旅程。
根据全球变迁数据实验室提供的资料,在波多黎各、以色列、科威特、阿联酋、日本和波多黎各等规模较小、城市化程度较高的国家,超过一半的人口居住在大城市。美洲百分之四十到五十的人口居住在大城市群。亚洲、欧洲和非洲的大多数其他国家占总数的 10% 至 40%。预计到 2050 年,地球上七分之一的人将居住在城市。非洲和拉丁美洲的圭亚那。
有限的范围和电池寿命
有限的范围和较短的电池寿命会导致使用者体验不佳。用户会遇到电池电量低而无法完成旅程的情况,这可能会令人沮丧和失望。这可能会阻碍微移动服务的普及并阻止重复使用。里程有限的微型移动车辆通常最适合最后一英里连接或短途旅行。对于长途旅行,使用者可以选择汽车或公共交通等其他交通方式,这将整体降低对微移动服务的需求。
由于电池寿命有限,微型移动车辆需要定期充电。然而,充电基础设施的存取和可用性可能具有挑战性,特别是在缺乏电力基础设施或充电站数量较少的地方。由此导致车辆停机和操作员营运效率低。微型行动营运商在营运和维护电池寿命较短的车队方面面临额外费用。为了将充电后的汽车转移到高需求地点,需要更定期的充电、电池更换、维护和物流。营运成本会影响营运商的获利能力和永续性。
Overview
Global Micro-Mobility Market reached US$ 3.6 Billion in 2023 and is expected to reach US$ 9.0 Billion by 2031, growing with a CAGR of 12.1% during the forecast period 2024-2031.
Problems such as traffic jams, pollution and a shortage of parking spaces are brought on by the world's cities becoming more urbanized and densely populated. Micro-mobility solutions ease last-mile connection issues for public transport passengers and provide a practical and effective means of navigating congested urban regions while lowering dependency on private automobiles. Electric bikes and scooters designed for micro-mobility are viewed as more environmentally friendly alternatives to traditional cars, reducing air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions in cities.
The growing global expansion by major key players of micro-mobility helps to boost market growth over the forecast period. For instance, on April 07, 2021, NIU Technologies launched its products to target the urban micro-mobility segment in China, Europe and United States. To help urban residents with their 1 to 3-mile (1-5 km) commuting needs, NIU is expanding its micro-mobility portfolio to include the kick scooter. The company has previously opened the European and US markets to electric mopeds.
North America is the dominating region in the market due to the growing product launches by the major key players. For instance, on August 10, 2023, Veo, a US-based company that secured New York City's e-scooter permit, is moving into retail. The company will start production of 1000 scooter batches in 2023. In more than 50 U.S. locations, Veo's shared micro-mobility service which offers e-bikes, pedal cycles and electric kick scooters is accessible.
Dynamics
Technological Advancements
High-performance micro-mobility vehicles are the result of technological developments in electric motors and vehicle design. Users find electric scooters and other vehicles appealing since they now have quicker acceleration, a longer range, higher speeds and more safety features. The integration of Internet of Things technology facilitates communication between infrastructure and micro-mobility vehicles. Real time information on the status, usage patterns and performance parameters of vehicles is made possible by IoT sensors, GPS tracking and data analytics. The data-driven strategy boosts operational effectiveness, enhances maintenance schedules and optimizes fleet management.
The growing technological advances in micro-mobility product launches help to boost market growth over the forecast period. For instance, on September 26, 2023, Bo, a UK-based startup started the production of electric vehicles. After two years of research and development, the business released its product. Its peak power output has grown from 1000W to 1200W and its frame strength has improved by 100%. A high torque motor with a maximum power output of 1200W and a maximal speed of 35 km/h powers the Bo drivetrain. A 50km range is provided by a 655Wh battery.
Growing Urbanization and Population Density
As more people rely on vehicles and public transportation, urbanization frequently results in increased levels of traffic congestion. Through the provision of more flexible and short distance friendly forms of transportation, micro-mobility services help to reduce traffic congestion. As public transport networks like buses and trains become more widespread, there is an increasing demand for efficient last-mile connection solutions. Micro-mobility vehicles like electric bikes let commuters complete their trips by bridging the space between their final destinations.
According to the data given by Global Change Data Lab, More than half of the population in smaller, more urbanized countries like Puerto Rico, Israel, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Japan and Puerto Rico live in large towns. Forty to fifty percent of people in the Americas reside in big urban agglomerations. The majority of other nations in Asia, Europe and Africa lie between 10 and 40% of the total. One in seven people on the planet is expected to live in cities by 2050. In actuality, only a very small number of countries are predicted to have larger rural-urban percentages by 2050. Several of these are found in Asia, the Pacific Island States, Sub-Saharan Africa and Guyana in Latin America.
Limited Range and Battery Life
Limited range and short battery life make for a poor user experience. Users experience circumstances when a low battery charge prevents them from completing their journeys, which can be frustrating and disappointing. The may hinder the uptake of micro-mobility services and deter recurrent use. Limited-range micro-mobility vehicles are often best suited for last-mile connection or short-distance travel. For longer trips, users could choose other modes of transportation like cars or public transportation, which would lower the demand for micro-mobility services overall.
Micro-mobility vehicles need regular recharging due to their limited battery life. However, access to and availability of charging infrastructure could prove challenging, particularly in places with an absence of electrical infrastructure or a small number of charging stations. Vehicle downtime and operational inefficiencies for operators arise from this. Operators of micro-mobility face extra expenses in operating and maintaining a fleet of cars with short battery lives. To shift charged automobiles to high-demand locations, calls for more regular charging, battery replacements, maintenance and logistics. The operating costs can impact profitability and sustainability for operators.
The global micro-mobility market is segmented based on type, sharing type, service, end-user and region.
Electric scooters are the Dominating Type in the Micro-Mobility Market
Based on the type, the micro-mobility market is segmented into electric scooters, electric bicycles (e-bikes), electric skateboards, electric kick scooters and others.
Electric scooters help to lower the carbon impression and reduce air contamination in urban communities due to this they are viewed as harmless modes of transportation. As consumers grow awareness of sustainability, climate change and the need for environmentally friendly transportation further help to increase demand for electric scooters. Because of their low actual interest, electric bikes are an incredible choice for many clients, including vacationers, workers, understudies and those with portability issues. Electric scooters are a convenient form of transportation for last-mile connections and short excursions because of their small shape and easy-to-use controls.
Over the course of the projected time frame, increasing globally production of electric scooters contributes to the segment's growth. For example, statistics from Autocar India indicate that sales of electric two-wheeler scooters have increased by 305% in US. In India, sales of electric scooters were 3,22,871 in 2021. Globally, the three primary markets for electric scooters are Southeast Asia, China and India. China is the region's center for manufacturing and the biggest market for electric scooter sales. In China 2 and 3-wheelers are frequently utilized, is one of the world's largest markets for electric vehicles.
North America is Dominating the Micro-Mobility Market
In North America, several localities and states have passed progressive laws and policies that encourage micro-mobility projects. The entails establishing bike lanes specifically for them, approving shared mobility services, putting pilot programs into action and working with businesses to overcome regulatory obstacles. The development and growth of micro-mobility choices have been facilitated by North America's regulatory environment.
North America has a strong tech environment, with major tech hubs like Silicon Valley and Austin. The hubs have made it easier to build and expand IoT integration, data analytics solutions, mobile apps and micro-mobility platforms. The region's IT enterprises have been instrumental in creating the digital framework of micro-mobility services. Some of the major key players expand their business in the region to fulfill consumer's demand for the micro-mobility. For instance, on March 31, 2023, Micromobility.com Inc., expanded its E-Commerce and retail business in New York by capitalizing on a US$ 186.2 Billion market opportunity.
The major global players in the market include Cannondale Bicycle Corporation, Zongshen Electric Motorcycle, Merida Industry Co. Ltd., Yamaha Bicycles, Terra Motor, Rad Power Bikes, Trek Bikes, Riese & Muller, Derby Cycle and VanMoof B.V.
Lockdowns and social distancing measures implemented by numerous communities during the early stages of the epidemic caused a sharp decline in the number of passengers utilizing micro-mobility services. To lessen their exposure to the virus, travelers and commuters used shared mobility choices less frequently. There was a brief change in short-distance travel preferences from crowded public transit and shared mobility services to private automobiles, cycling and walking. The change was brought about by worries about the spread of viruses in restricted spaces as well as an urge for safer, more socially isolated forms of transportation.
Due to the pandemic, micro-mobility operators experienced a decline in ridership and income, which presented challenges with finances. To control financial losses, several businesses have been compelled to reduce staff, stop providing services in some regions or other cost-cutting measures. Enhanced safety and hygiene protocols were put in place by micro-mobility providers to reassure users and promote usage during the epidemic. The included mask requirements, contactless payment systems, vehicle sanitization and user education on health standards.
Micromobility vehicle and component supply chains are disrupted by the war, especially if important manufacturing sites or transit routes are impacted. Production delays, a lack of parts and higher manufacturing costs result from this. Micro-mobility vehicles and other sustainable transport choices see a rise in demand in conflict-affected countries. Fuel shortages, traffic congestion and the necessity for effective urban mobility solutions in the face of disruptions could all be contributing explanations to this.
Governments and regulatory bodies may revise policies related to micro-mobility in response to changing transportation needs during and after the conflict. The could include incentives for adopting electric vehicles, revisions to licensing and operating requirements or changes in infrastructure investments. As countries seek to reduce dependence on traditional fuel sources and improve urban transportation infrastructure, there may be new market expansion opportunities for micro-mobility providers in regions that were previously underserved or overlooked.
The global micro-mobility market report would provide approximately 70 tables, 67 figures and 198 Pages.
Target Audience 2024
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