Global Bike and Scooter Sharing Startups Report-H1 2018 Edition

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    KEY FINDINGS

     

    1.More than 150 investors have invested more than $5.7 billion cumulatively in these 25 start-ups over past 5 years.

     

    2.About 81% of the total funding ($4.7 billions) has been raised by China based dock less bike sharing start-ups, followed by 16% in US and 3% other countries including Europe.

     

    3.If 2016 and 2017 was the year of investment in bike sharing, 2018 has been all about scooter sharing, with Lime and Bird raising ~ $0.8 billion in H1 2018.

     

    4.Among these 25 startups,by geography, Europe has highest number of them(8),but so far they have received just ~$75 Million funding.

     

    5.US has been late to the bike and scooter sharing scene but investments have picked up thick and fast in the first six months of 2018.

     

    In H1 2018, these 25 start-ups raised a funding of more than $2.7 billion, which is more than 10% increase compared to ~$2.5 billion raised in full year 2017. As of H1 2018, there are more than 50 bike and scooter sharing start-ups active globally. The total funding of all bike and scooter sharing start-ups from both private and corporate investors has gone past $5.7 billion as of H1 2018. More than 90% of that amount has been raised in past 18 months. It is worth mentioning that only few of the start-ups are generating revenue and some are yet to showcase a clear path to scale up and ultimately become profitable.

     

    ABOUT INVESTORS

     

    Automotive and transportation industry investors- With the onset of on demand ride hailing, the auto industry has realized that Mobility as a service has the potential to displace car ownership and their century old business model. They need to adapt with the changing consumer requirements in mobility or else they might become irrelevant at some point in future.

     

    Tech investors-These investors are looking to primarily gather data related to user behavior in important cities. Their investment in bike sharing is “strategic”.

     

    Chinese Investment firms- 2018 has been the year of Chinese investment firms. Chinese investment firms are way ahead of Silicon Valley VCs in terms of money put into tech start-ups. They closed ~300% more deals in Q4- 2017 than Q4-2016 and some of the deals have gone up to the tune of billion dollars.

     

    ABOUT 25 BIKE AND SCOOTER SHARING STARTUPS

     

    These 25 start-ups can be broadly split in three categories

    1. Bike sharing start-ups
    2. Bike and scooter sharing start-ups
    3. Scooter sharing start-ups

     

    Bike sharing Start-ups- The boom in this market segment is led by Chinese operators, who have raised massive funding from Tech giants of China.Ofo and Mobike are competing head-on in this segment with US and Europe based bike sharing start-ups. Read our Bike Sharing Market in US and Europe 2018-2023 to know more

     

    Bike and scooter sharing start-ups- These start-ups mostly started as bike sharing but later inducted scooters in their fleet. Examples include Lime and Spin.

     

    Scooter sharing start-ups– As of June `18, there are 15+ scooter sharing start-ups active globally. Most of the scooter sharing start-ups are based out of US and Spain. Bird, Lime and Spin (all US based) are the biggest names in this segment with cumulative funding of more than $850 Million till end of June `18. In US.the scooter sharing start-ups started from San Francisco and now can be found in other important states like Texas, Washington D.C, Florida, Arizona and Colorado. In Europe, they are getting popular in Barcelona where three scooter start-ups are operating, Scoot, Yugo and e-cooltra. Vogo in India has also setup dock-less scooter sharing but its fleet consists of conventional scooters powered by a gas engine.

     

    Apart from these three types, there is also a unique aggregator model followed by Grab cycle. It lists bikes and scooters from four different operators on its app and is the only operator to do so.

     

    To know more about E-scooter sharing market, read our E-scooter sharing market in US and Europe 2019-2024

     

    THIS REPORT WILL ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS

     

    1. The funding history, business model, list of investors, growth goals and recent developments of all 25 start-ups
    2. Market size of bike sharing market in US and Europe(2018)
    3. Insights about investors active in the space
    4. The details on bike and scooter sharing business model with associated risks
    5. Investment opportunity in the market
    6. The profile of bike and scooter sharing users
    7. The reason behind high valuation of bike and scooter sharing start-ups
    8. Implication of major acquisitions of bike and scooter sharing start-ups made by bigger companies
    9. The bike and scooter sharing start-up scene in US, Europe, Singapore and China
    10. Legislation and new developments in the bike and scooter sharing market in US, China, Europe and Singapore

     

    COMPANIES PROFILED

     

    1. Ofo
    2. Mobike
    3. Lime bike
    4. oBike
    5. Spin
    6. Jump(acquired by UBER)
    7. Gobee.bike
    8. Zagster
    9. Hello bikes(acquired by Youon bike)
    10. Donkey Republic
    11. BIXI
    12. Flick Bike
    13. Urbo Solutions
    14. Next Bike
    15. Grab Cycle
    16. Yo Bike
    17. Mobycy
    18. Bird
    19. Scoot
    20. Yugo
    21. E-cooltra
    22. Vogo
    23. Loop
    24. Skip
    25. City Scoot
    1. SCOPE OF THE REPORT 
    2. MARKET DEFINITION 
    3. SOURCES 
    Secondary
    Primary
    4. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 
    5. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
    5.1. FUNDING RAISED, SPLIT BY YEARS
    5.2. FUNDING RAISED, SPLIT BY ROUNDS
    5.3. FUNDING RAISED, SPLIT BY GEOGRAPHY
    5.4. FUNDING RAISED BY BIKE SHARING START-UPS
    5.5. FUNDING RAISED BY SCOOTER SHARING START-UPS
    5.6. FUNDING RAISED BY, US BASED START-UPS
    5.7. FUNDING RAISED BY, CHINA BASED START-UPS
    5.8. FUNDING RAISED BY, EUROPE BASED START-UPS
    5.9. FUNDING RAISED BY START-UPS FROM OTHER COUNTRIES
    6. INTRODUCTION 
    6.1. INVESTORS ACTIVE IN THIS SPACE
    6.2. TYPE OF START-UPS ACTIVE IN THIS SPACE
    6.3. NEED FOR TECHNOLOGY IN BIKE SHARING MARKET
    6.4. BURN RATE OF BIKE-SHARING START-UPS
    6.5. BURN RATE OF SCOOTER SHARING START-UPS
    6.6. CASHFLOW IN BIKE SHARING STARTUPS
    6.6.1. Funding segregated by rounds- till June 2018
    6.7. IMPORTANT MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS SO FAR
    6.8. GROWTH IN SHARING ECONOMY ATTRIBUTED TO HEAVY INROADS MADE BY E-COMMERCE
    7. ABOUT BIKE SHARING AND SCOOTER SHARING MARKET
    7.1.1. Comparison of Bike Sharing and Scooter Sharing business model
    7.2. INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY IN THIS MARKET
    7.3. RISKS WITH THIS BUSINESS MODEL
    7.4. LEGISLATIONS IMPACTING THIS BUSINESS
    7.5. THE WAY TO PROFITABILITY
    7.6. WHO WILL BE THE ULTIMATE WINNER
    7.1. OTHER IMPORTANT FACTORS
    7.1.1. Bike ownership globally
    7.1.2. About cycling infrastructure
    7.1.3. Top bike sharing apps
    7.1.4. What could be the role of blockchain in bikesharing
    7.1.5. Bike and scooter sharing users profile
    7.1.6. Rental charges of bike sharing
    7.1.7. Rental charges of scooter sharing
    8. OUTLOOK OF BIKE SHARING MARKET IN US,CHINA, SINGAPORE AND EUROPE 
    8.1. US
    8.2. EUROPE
    8.3. CHINA
    8.4. SINGAPORE
    9. COMPANY  PROFILES 
    9.1. BIRD
    9.2. OFO
    9.3. MOBIKE
    9.4. LIME
    9.5. OBIKE
    9.6. SPIN
    9.7. JUMP(ACQUIRED BY UBER)
    9.8. GOBEE.BIKE
    9.9. ZAGSTER
    9.10. HELLO BIKE(ACQUIRED BY YOUON BIKE)
    9.11. DONKEY REPUBLIC
    9.12. FLICK BIKE
    9.13. BIXI
    9.14. URBO SOLUTIONS
    9.15. NEXT BIKE
    9.16. GRAB CYCLE
    9.17. YO BIKE
    9.18. MOBYCY
    9.19. SCOOT
    9.20. YUGO
    9.21. COOLTRA
    9.22. VOGO
    9.23. LOOP
    9.24. SKIP
    9.25. CITY SCOOT
    10. CONCLUSION OF REPORT
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