Global Moped Sharing Market Report 2021
Summary
New study by Invers and mopedsharing.com: Moped sharing continues to grow worldwide
- Number of registered users increased by 33 percent within one year, number of cities where moped sharing is offered by 43 percent.
- The greenest fleet ever: 97 percent of all mopeds in sharing are electric
- Current trends: diversified business models, mobility-as-a-service and charging networks coming soon
Moped sharing is the “unsung hero” among vehicle sharing offers: the global sharing market for this specific vehicle type has been growing continuously since the launch of the first moped sharing offers in 2012. This growth is documented and analyzed in the Global Market Sharing Market Report 2021. According to the report, around 110,000 mopeds are currently on the road worldwide as sharing vehicles, and 12 million users are registered for sharing offers. At the same time, the number of cities in which moped sharing is offered increased by 43 percent to 175 over the last 12 months, and the number of operators of moped sharing services increased by 13 percent to a total of 87 providers.
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