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Self-Driving Technology for Ridehailing Market, Global, 2024–2035

Publisher Frost & Sullivan
Published Dec 09, 2025
Length 94 Pages
SKU # MC20651415

Description

This Frost & Sullivan analysis examines the global self-driving technology for ridehailing market. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the effect of self-driving technology on ridehailing globally, highlighting key players, tracking the evolving ecosystem, and investigating the pivotal factors driving the convergence of self-driving capabilities with traditional ridehailing services. The landscape is set to be transformed by the promise of enhanced efficiency, reduced operational costs, and improved safety, fundamentally altering existing business models.

The report explores why ridehailing companies are increasingly interested in integrating self-driving technology and how new business models are emerging as self-driving vehicles begin commercial passenger operations. These emerging models include diverse approaches to fleet ownership, service subscriptions, and integrated logistics, all designed to leverage the unique capabilities of self-driving systems.

The study offers deep-dive analyses of key markets, namely, the United States, Europe, and China, as well as insightful snapshots of emerging markets in the Middle East, Singapore, Japan, and South Korea. For each region, it examines the specific dynamics influencing the interplay between self-driving technology and ridehailing, along with recent developments in policy, technology, and market entry strategies.

This analysis seeks to answer how the advent and proliferation of self-driving technology is fundamentally reshaping ridehailing, identifying the resulting opportunities for innovation and competitive advantage, as well as the challenges related to infrastructure, public acceptance, and regulatory compliance for all stakeholders.

Table of Contents

94 Pages
    • Scope of Analysis
    • Segmentation
    • Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?
    • The Strategic Imperative 8
    • The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Self-Driving Technology for Ridehailing Industry
    • Competitive Environment
    • Key Competitors
    • Growth Metrics
    • Growth Drivers
    • Growth Restraints
    • Forecast Consideration
    • Forecast Analysis
    • Revenue and Fleet Size Forecast
    • Revenue Forecast by Region
    • Fleet Forecast by Region
    • Pricing Trends and Forecast Analysis
    • Robotaxi Business Models: Operator Model
    • Waymo: Vertically Integrated Business Model
    • Uber: Aggregator Business Model
    • Cost Structure: Robotaxi vs Ridehailing
    • Robotaxi: Technology Ecosystem
    • Growth Metrics
    • Robotaxi Landscape in the United States: Ridehailing Industry Shift
    • Factors Driving the Uptake of Self-Driving Technology in Ridehailing
    • Forecast Discussion, United States
    • Revenue and Fleet Size Forecast, United States
    • Robotaxi Deployment, United States
    • Robotaxi Landscape in the United States: Key Developments
    • Robotaxi Landscape in the United States: A Comparative Analysis
    • Robotaxi Value Chain Ecosystem Examples: United States
    • Growth Metrics
    • Europe: Ridehailing Industry Shift
    • Factors Driving the Uptake of Self-Driving Technology in Ridehailing
    • Forecast Discussion
    • Revenue and Fleet Size Forecast, Europe
    • Robotaxi Deployment, Europe
    • Robotaxi Landscape in Europe: Key Developments
    • Robotaxi Landscape in Europe: A Comparative Analysis
    • Robotaxi Value Chain Ecosystem Examples: Europe
    • Growth Metrics
    • China: Ridehailing Industry Shift
    • Factors Driving the Uptake of Self-Driving Technology in Ridehailing
    • Forecast Discussion
    • Revenue and Fleet Size Forecast, China
    • Robotaxi Deployment, China
    • Robotaxi Landscape in China: Key Developments
    • Robotaxi Landscape in China: A Comparative Analysis
    • Robotaxi Value Chain Ecosystem Examples: China
    • Growth Metrics
    • Factors Driving the Uptake of Self-Driving Technology in Ridehailing
    • Forecast Discussion
    • Revenue and Fleet Size Forecast, RoW
    • Robotaxi Deployment, RoW
    • Robotaxi Landscape in RoW: Key Developments
    • Robotaxi Value Chain Ecosystem Examples: RoW
    • Uber Case Study
    • WeRide Case Study
    • Pony.ai Case Study
    • Robotaxi Landscape in the United States: Key Findings
    • Robotaxi Landscape in Europe: Key Findings
    • Robotaxi Landscape in China: Key Findings
    • Robotaxi Landscape in RoW: Key Findings
    • Growth Opportunity 1: Diversified Mobility & Logistics Services
    • Growth Opportunity 2: Robotaxi Fleet Leasing for Ridehailing
    • Growth Opportunity 3: Robotaxi Depot & Infrastructure Provider
    • Benefits and Impacts of Growth Opportunities
    • Next Steps

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