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Growth Opportunities for Shared Mobility in India, 2024–2035

Publisher Frost & Sullivan
Published Oct 07, 2025
SKU # MC20468960

Description

India’s urban mobility landscape is undergoing a structural transformation driven by rising urbanization, policy mandates, digital ecosystems, and growing consumer demand for affordable and sustainable transport. This study presents a comprehensive and forward-looking analysis of the Indian shared mobility market, offering stakeholders a data-backed foundation to navigate an increasingly dynamic and competitive environment. As mobility demand diversifies across income segments and city tiers, this research is crucial for OEMs, mobility operators, investors, and public sector stakeholders seeking to navigate a high-growth, high-complexity environment.

This study covers six core shared mobility segments—ridehailing, bike taxi, rickshaw sharing, carsharing, bikesharing, and demand-responsive transport (DRT)—across Indian cities. The analysis spans from 2024 to 2035, with detailed market sizing and forecasting with 2024 as the base year. For each segment, the study covers:
• Business model segmentation and definitions
• Fleet and revenue market sizing (2024–2035) with CAGR analysis and year-on-year growth trends
• Top 3 strategic trends per mode, each structured with:
o Why the trend is emerging
o Implications on stakeholders
o City/operator case study
o Overall market impact
o Competitive analysis of key operators

Table of Contents

    • Scope of Analysis
    • Market Segmentation
    • Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?
    • The Strategic Imperative 8
    • The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Indian Shared Mobility Industry
    • Macroeconomic Factors and Their Impact on Shared Mobility
    • Low Motorization Rate—High Opportunity for Shared Mobility
    • Private Vehicle Ownership—India Is at a Tipping Point
    • Shared Vehicles Can Reduce Transport-Related CO2 Emissions
    • Regulatory Landscape in India
    • Electrification Strategies Impacting Shared Mobility Modes
    • Expansion into Tier II and III Cities—Operator Strategies
    • Shared Mobility in India—Gaps to Address
    • Comparative Analysis and Strategic Recommendations
    • Competitive Environment
    • Key Competitors
    • Implication to the Stakeholders
    • Growth Metrics
    • Growth Drivers
    • Growth Restraints
    • Forecast Considerations
    • Revenue and Fleet Size Forecast
    • Gross Market Revenue Forecast by Segment
    • Forecast Analysis
    • Fleet Size Forecast by Segment
    • Pricing Trends and Forecast Analysis
    • Carsharing Structure in India
    • Growth Metrics
    • Revenue and Fleet Size Forecast
    • Forecast Analysis
    • Trend 1—Rise in Subscription Models
    • Trend 2—Electrification of Carsharing Fleets
    • Trend 3—Growth in P2P Sharing
    • Traditional Carsharing—Companies to Watch
    • Taxi Market Structure in India
    • Growth Metrics
    • Revenue and Fleet Size Forecast
    • Forecast Analysis
    • Trend 1: Emergence of New Players in the Indian Ridehailing Sector
    • Trend 2: Increased EV Adoption
    • Trend 3: Technology-Led Safety Initiatives
    • Trend 4: Diversification of New Services
    • Ridehailing—Companies to Watch
    • Bikesharing Market Structure in India
    • Growth Metrics
    • Revenue and Fleet Size Forecast
    • Forecast Analysis
    • Trend 1—Electrification Improves Accessibility
    • Trend 2—Integration with Other Modes of Transport
    • Trend 3—Expansion of Dockless Bikesharing System
    • Trend 4—Government-Driven Bikesharing Development
    • Bikesharing—Companies to Watch
    • Bike Taxi Market Structure in India
    • Growth Metrics
    • Revenue and Fleet Size Forecast
    • Forecast Analysis
    • Trend 1—Rising Demand for Short-Distance Travel
    • Trend 2—Enhancing First- and Last-Mile Connectivity
    • Trend 3—Standardized Regulations Can Further Market Growth
    • Trend 4—Gig Economy in India
    • Bike Taxi—Companies to Watch
    • Rickshaw Sharing Market Structure in India
    • Growth Metrics
    • Revenue and Fleet Size Forecast
    • Forecast Analysis
    • Trend 1—Electrification of the Fleet
    • Trend 2—Moving Away from Commission-Based to SaaS Model
    • Trend 3—Moving Away from Private to Public-Led Aggregators
    • Trend 4—First- and Last-Mile Connectivity
    • Rickshaw Sharing—Companies to Watch
    • DRT Market Structure in India
    • Growth Metrics
    • Revenue and Fleet Size Forecast
    • Forecast Analysis
    • Trend 1—Electrification of the Fleets
    • Trend 2—Changing Regulation Frameworks
    • Trend 3—Geographic Expansion and Fleet Expansion
    • Trend 4—Added Value Proposition for Commuter Travel
    • DRT—Companies to Watch
    • Growth Opportunity 1: Expansion into Tier II and Tier III Cities
    • Growth Opportunity 2: Electric Vehicle (EV) Integration in Shared Fleets
    • Growth Opportunity 3: Integration with Public Transit (Multimodal Mobility)
    • Benefits and Impacts of Growth Opportunities
    • Next Steps

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