The COVID-19 pandemic is a bump in the road for the shared mobility market. Cities currently have come to a standstill, with the majority of the people staying at home. But now, with the lockdown measures gradually lifting in various regions of the world, cities want to move to a more environment-friendly and resilient transport network that is capable of withstanding future crises. Shared mobility operators can play an essential role in providing a solution that is sustainable, effective, and scalable. Consolidations and fundraising can be expected as companies look for capital to gear up for growth post-COVID-19.
Key Takeaways:
• How has the COVID-19 pandemic brought about changes in the shared mobility industry?
• What will the mobility providers need to do to capitalize on the seismic changes happening in the industry to build a more robust growth pipeline?
• What are key market trends and the corresponding short-, mid-, and long-term implications?