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市場調查報告書
商品編碼
1892097
汽車共享價值鏈演變,2015-2035年Evolution of the Carsharing Value Chain, 2015-2035 |
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營運最佳化和策略夥伴關係推動轉型成長
傳統汽車共享是指短期車輛租賃,使用者可以在固定站點(站式)或指定區域內的靈活地點(自由浮動)取車和還車。在這種模式下,汽車共享營運商通常擁有並管理車隊。區域營運商主要支援站式服務,在都市區內提供結構化的網路基地台。
本研究聚焦於歐洲傳統汽車共享市場,特別著重於汽車共享價值鏈的演變。研究提供了整個市場的關鍵績效指標(KPI),並詳細分析了2015年至2035年間價值鏈的變化。
調查範圍和目標
本研究檢驗了典型汽車共享業者的當前成本結構,並預測到2035年這項結構將如何變化。本研究評估的汽車共享價值鏈的關鍵組成部分包括:
此外,研究檢驗了價值鏈中各個環節從2015年到2024年的演變過程,包括夥伴關係和合約結構、技術採納和整合,以及經營模式和營運架構。這些變化透過主要市場參與企業的案例研究加以解釋。
本研究還提供了到2035年的未來展望分析,概述了主要相關人員(包括原始設備製造商、市政當局、出行營運商、技術提供商和售後服務公司)的角色和影響力的預期變化。
傳統汽車共享市場分為三大類:
報告摘要:2024-2035年全球汽車共享市場
受都市化、對永續交通途徑的需求以及技術創新等因素的推動,全球汽車共享市場正經歷快速成長。2024年,該市場規模約為23.6億美元,預計到2035年將達到72.8億美元,年複合成長率(CAGR)為10.8%。電動車(EV)的日益普及、與公共交通的融合以及能夠最佳化營運的先進遠端資訊處理技術是推動成長的主要因素。市場正從傳統的固定站點模式向混合型自由浮動模式以及完整的出行即服務(MaaS)生態系統演變,重塑城市出行方式。雖然歐洲和亞太等主要地區主導汽車共享的普及,新興企業車輛電氣化、人工智慧驅動的車隊管理和無縫多模態網路等領域進行創新。這項擴張符合減少排放、提高出行便利性以及為個人、企業和共用出行提供靈活交通解決方案的目標。
主要市場趨勢和促進因素
市場規模及預測
市場概況 – 全球汽車共享市場
包括傳統固定站點模式和自由浮動模式在內的汽車共享服務重新定義都市區出行方式。汽車共享遠端資訊處理市場發揮關鍵作用,它能夠實現資料驅動的車隊管理、即時車輛追蹤和預測性維護,顯著降低營運成本並提高效率。共用車輛為私家車提供了一種替代方案,有助於緩解交通堵塞並實現碳排放目標。消費者行為的轉變傾向於按需、靈活的用車方式而非車輛所有權,而城市也在實施相關政策,以推廣共用、電動和多模態出行方式。儘管市場分散,但為了追求盈利和永續成長,整合趨勢依然普遍存在。應用程式介面、支付解決方案和人工智慧物流方面的創新推動汽車共享的進一步普及。企業正擴大將汽車共享納入其內部出行計劃,而與公共交通機構不斷發展的夥伴關係則促進了端到端出行解決方案的建構。
全球汽車共享市場收入預測
全球汽車共享市場收入預計將從2024年的23.6億美元成長到2035年的72.8億美元,年複合成長率為 10.8%。
分析範圍 - 全球汽車共享市場
本研究聚焦於傳統汽車共享市場,涵蓋短期租賃模式,即車輛歸還至指定站點或浮動停車位,但不包括P2P共享和企業共用模式。研究範圍涵蓋歐洲市場,並對德國、法國、義大利、西班牙、英國、北歐國家和俄羅斯進行深入分析。分析內容包括2015年至2035年的市場規模、車輛保有量預測、技術應用(包括遠端資訊處理)、經營模式和監管影響。報告以美元計價,以2024年為基準年。
全球汽車共享市場細分分析
成長要素 - 全球汽車共享市場
成長阻礙因素 - 全球汽車共享市場
競爭格局 - 全球汽車共享市場
目前市場上約有80家公司,其中主要的歐洲營運商包括Free2Move、Miles Mobility、ShareNow、Cambio和Green Mobility。市場佔有率在自由浮動和固定站點式服務之間分配,德國、法國、義大利、西班牙和英國等地擁有實力雄厚的區域領導者。競爭格局強調技術整合、永續性措施以及與市政當局和出行平台的合作。營運商面臨著透過自動化、車輛最佳化和服務拓展(包括電池更換和雙向充電試驗計畫)來提高盈利的壓力。
Operational Optimization and Strategic Partnerships are Driving Transformational Growth
Traditional carsharing refers to short-term vehicle rentals where users can pick up and return vehicles either at fixed stations (station-based) or at flexible locations within a designated area (free-floating). In this model, carsharing operators typically own and manage the vehicle fleets. Zone-based operators primarily support station-based services, providing structured access points across urban areas.
This study focuses on the European traditional carsharing market, with an emphasis on the evolution of the carsharing value chain. It provides both high-level market key performance indicators (KPIs) and an in-depth analysis of how the value chain has transformed between 2015 and 2035.
Scope and Objectives
The study examines the current cost structure of a typical carsharing operator and projects how this breakdown is expected to change by 2035. Key components of the carsharing value chain assessed in this study include:
In addition, the study examines the evolution of each component of the value chain from 2015 to 2024, including partnership and contract structures, technology adoption and integration, and business models and operational frameworks. Real-world case studies from leading market participants illustrate these shifts.
The study also provides a forward-looking analysis to 2035, outlining expected changes in the roles and influence of key stakeholders, including OEMs, city governments, mobility operators, technology providers, and aftermarket service companies.
The traditional carsharing market is segmented into 3 main categories:
Report Summary: Global Car Sharing Market, 2024-2035
The global car sharing market is undergoing rapid growth driven by urbanization, sustainable transport initiatives, and technological innovation. Valued at approximately USD 2.36 billion in 2024, the market is forecast to reach USD 7.28 billion by 2035, growing at a CAGR of 10.8%. Growth is supported by increased adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), integration with public transport, and advanced telematics enabling operational optimization. Market evolution from traditional station-based models to hybrid free-floating options and full mobility-as-a-service (MaaS) ecosystems is reshaping urban mobility. Key regions such as Europe and Asia-Pacific lead adoption, while emerging players innovate in fleet electrification, AI-powered fleet management, and seamless multimodal networks. This expansion aligns with goals to reduce emissions, improve accessibility, and deliver flexible transportation solutions across personal, corporate, and shared mobility sectors.
Key Market Trends & Drivers
Market Size & Forecast
Market Overview - Global Car Sharing Market
Car sharing services, encompassing both traditional station-based and freer-floating models, are redefining mobility in urban centers. The car sharing telematics market plays a critical role by enabling data-driven fleet management, real-time vehicle tracking, and predictive maintenance, significantly reducing operational costs and boosting efficiency. Shared vehicles offer alternatives to personal car ownership, supporting traffic decongestion and carbon emission reduction targets. Shifting consumer behaviour Favors on-demand, flexible access over ownership, while cities are implementing policies that encourage shared, electric, and multimodal travel options. Despite market fragmentation, consolidation trends prevail as operators seek profitability and sustainable growth. Innovations in app interfaces, payment solutions, and AI-powered logistics further enhance adoption. Corporations increasingly integrate car sharing within corporate mobility schemes, while evolving partnerships with public transit authorities foster end-to-end mobility solutions.
Revenue Forecast - Global Car Sharing Market
The global car sharing market revenue is forecasted to grow from USD 2.36 billion in 2024 to USD 7.28 billion by 2035, reflecting a CAGR of 10.8%.
Scope of Analysis - Global Car Sharing Market
This study focuses on the traditional carsharing market, covering short-term rentals where vehicles are returned to stations or free-floating parking spots, excluding peer-to-peer and corporate sharing models. Geographic coverage encompasses European markets with deep dives into Germany, France, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom, Nordics, Russia, and others. The analysis includes market sizing, fleet forecasts, technology adoption (including telematics), business models, and regulatory impacts for the horizon 2015-2035. Reporting uses US dollars with base year 2024.
Segmentation Analysis - Global Car Sharing Market
Growth Drivers - Global Car Sharing Market
Growth Restraints - Global Car Sharing Market
Competitive Landscape - Global Car Sharing Market
The market features approximately 80 companies, with leading European operators including Free2Move, Miles Mobility, ShareNow, Cambio, and Green Mobility. Market share is split between free-floating and station-based services, with strong regional leaders in Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and the UK. The competitive environment emphasizes technology integration, sustainability commitments, and partnerships with city governments and mobility platforms. Operators face pressures to improve profitability through automation, fleet optimization, and expanded service offerings, including battery swapping and bidirectional charging pilot programs.