Transformative Mega Trends and Mobility Start-Ups Disrupt the Status Quo and Drive Future Growth Potential
Connected, autonomous, shared, and electric mobility in Latin America are in varying growth stages. Connected and shared mobility segments are growing, while electric and autonomous mobility segments remain nascent. Local mobility companies continue to expand, although foreign companies hold the majority market share in some segments, such as ride-hailing and demand-responsive transit. Unlike autonomous mobility, the growth potential of electric mobility is expected to be robust, presenting stakeholders with opportunities to capitalize on the region’s natural resources and growing climate awareness among consumers and businesses.
This study focuses on the connected, shared, and electric mobility segments in Latin America, profiling prominent start-ups that offer various solutions and services supporting the move to alternative and more sustainable means of transport.
Key Issues Addressed
- What makes up the Latin American connected, shared, and electric mobility start-up ecosystem?
- Which are the prominent start-ups in the Latin American connected, shared, and electric mobility market?
- What is the current state of connected, shared, and electric mobility start-ups in Latin America?
- What are the latest trends in the Latin American connected, shared, and electric mobility market?
- What are the key growth opportunities for connected, shared, and electric mobility start-ups in Latin America?
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Companies Mentioned (Partial List)
A selection of companies mentioned in this report includes, but is not limited to:
- Awto
- Azuga (Bridgestone)
- Cabify
- Cobli
- Coradir
- GreenV
- Moovit (Intel)
- Oasis Group
- Swvl
- Tembici
- Uber
- Voltz