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Shared Mobility Service Providers Adopt Mobility-as-a-Service to Gain a Competitive Edge
"Globally, companies are planning to commercialize autonomous shuttles between 2020 and 2022, backed by favorable government initiatives in , , , , and ," said . "There will be an increase in the number of partnerships and rollouts of new technologies such as , , and ( ), which will enhance user experience and operation."
Frost & Sullivan's recent analysis, , covers the participants, vehicles, and revenues for different shared mobility services. It analyzes the evolving business models in the shared mobility space, market consolidations and partnerships, and key market trends. It also examines global perspectives for carsharing, , , e-hailing, , , and MaaS business models.
"Governments across developed cities are building testing infrastructure and piloting to evaluate viability and user experience. Approximately 10 to 15 cities can be expected to conduct autonomous shuttle trials on public roads in 2019," noted Iyer. "Cross-industry collaborations for connected technologies, , shared mobility insurance and financial services will also prove to be critical for future success."
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