The global ride hailing services market size is expected to reach USD 82.37
billion by 2025, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. It is
projected to register a CAGR of 12.8% during the forecast period. Rising need
to combat the rushing traffic coupled with pilling road taxes is expected to
expand the scope of ride-hailing services. These rides are easily traceable and
the contacts of both the passenger and driver are easily accessible. This
factor is projected to bode well for the adoption of these services. Low cost
of car ownership and growing employment opportunities is expected to open new
avenues over the next few years.
In January 2019, TukTuk-Ride launched a new
ride hailing service app for ten major cities in India. The consumers have to
pay INR 14 per kilometer for cabs and INR 8 per kilometer for bike taxis. The
organization is also planning to expand their services by incorporating luxury
cars, vintage cars, e-bikes, deliver vehicles, and ambulances in the same
service segment. Dallas-based Alto launched its ride hailing service in January
2019, through the funding of USD 14.5 million from companies including Road
Ventures and Frog Ventures. The company will expand to more U.S. cities by the
end of 2019.
Some of the automotive manufacturers are
expected to enter the market to maintain their customer base over the next
eight years. For instance, developing economies including China and India are
expected to remain some of the favorable destination as a result of
urbanization and expansion of middle-income population. Furthermore, other cab
hailing services are entering the China ride sharing service market. For
instance, in October 2018, SAIC Motor, Geely and Daimler jointly announced
plans for new ride hailing services in China. Additionally, BMW initiated its
premium service, ReachNow for China in January 2019. The new venture has a crew
of drivers to chauffer rides in a fleet of 200 BMW 5 series. The organization
plans to include Mercedes-Benz E-Class and Audi A6 in the fleet. The service
will cost around USD 3 per kilometer.
In January 2019, Grab Holdings Inc.
announced plans for commencing three new ride hailing services under the names,
GrabShuttle, GrabCall, and GrabCall in Myanmar. GrabShuttle will be targeted at
office workers and university students and GrabCall will allow booking cabs
through call center agents. Grab Web Booking allows booking trips through
online portals.
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Further key findings from the report suggest:
· E-hailing offering segment accounted for
more than 50% of the market share in terms of revenue in 2018
· Car rental offering segment is expected to
register the fastest CAGR of 13.8% from 2019 to 2025
· North America held a market share exceeding
35% in 2018 and is anticipated to register significant growth over the forecast
period
· Asia Pacific is expected to witness the
fastest CAGR of 13.9% in the ride hailing services market during the forecast
period
Grand View Research has segmented the
global ride hailing services market on the basis of offering and region:
Ride Hailing Services Offering Outlook
(Revenue, USD Million, 2015 - 2025)
·
E-hailing
·
Car Sharing
·
Rental
Ride Hailing Services Regional Outlook
(Revenue, USD Million, 2014 -2025)
·
North America
·
Europe
·
Asia Pacific
·
Central & South America
·
Middle East & Africa (MEA)
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