Business Models and Opportunities in the North American Traditional and Peer-to-Peer Carsharing Market

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Business Models and Opportunities in the North American Traditional and Peer-to-Peer Carsharing Market
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The aim of this study is to provide a strategic overview of the traditional and peer-to-peer carsharing market in North America. In the United States, original equipment manufacturers are entering the carsharing market through the launch and expansion of independent operations, or they are entering through partnerships with established participants. In Canada, growth has been driven by cooperative models of carsharing, resulting in more intense relationships with members and higher utilization. It introduces existing key participants and emerging participants in both traditional and partner-to-partner carsharing; further, it provides a comparative analysis on the carsharing market growth from 2009 to 2011, and offers forecasts to 2020.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Executive Summary 9
Research Scope, Objectives, Background, and Methodology 31
Definitions and Segmentations 38
North American Market for Carsharing Services––Overview 45
Factors Influencing the Adoption of Carsharing 46
Benefits and Impacts of Carsharing 48
Number of On-road Private Cars Replaced by Carsharing Cars 50
Carsharing Market Segments––Detailed EV Penetration Analysis 51
Traditional CSOs and Countrywide Detailed Analysis 52
Carsharing Member to Vehicle Ratio––2011 vs. 2020 53
Government Support for Promoting Carsharing 54
Parking Management for Carsharing 55
Major Initiatives Linked to Pushing the Growth of EVs in Carsharing 56
Benefits of CSO Partnerships and Acquisitions 58
Industry Challenges 59
Mega Trends and Industry Convergence Implications 61
Impact of Mega Trends on the Market for Carsharing 62
Member Profiling in North America 65
Car Ownership by Household in the U.S. 66
Carsharing Member Profile by Gender in the U.S. and Canada 67
Carsharing Member Profile by Age in the U.S. and Canada 68
Business Model Analysis of Traditional Carsharing Services 69
Typology of Carsharing Operators in North America 70
Key Traditional CSOs and Their Business Model in North America 71
Drivers for Profitability—Traditional Carsharing 77
Cost Breakdown Analysis 81
Breakeven/Profitability Analysis 84
EV Carsharing Operational Analysis 85
Car2Go EV Business Model in North America 86
Business and Operational Model Analysis of P2P Carsharing 87
P2P Carsharing––An Introduction 88
P2P Carsharing––Snapshot of Key Market Participants in North America 89
Key Differentiators—P2P vs. Traditional Carsharing 90
Business Model of P2P Carsharing 91
Business Model Analysis of P2P Carsharing 92
Cost Breakdown Analysis of P2P CSO Fees 93
Operational Model of P2P Carsharing—Classic Model 94
Operational Model of P2P Carsharing—New Age Model 95
P2P Carsharing––Operational Costs of CSOs 96
Market for Overall Carsharing Services in North America 97
Overall Carsharing––Scenario Analysis: Traditional + P2P Members 98
Overall Carsharing––Scenario Analysis: Traditional + P2P Vehicles 99
Market for Traditional Carsharing Services in North America 100
Traditional Carsharing––Scenario Analysis for Carsharing Members 101
Traditional Carsharing––Scenario Analysis for Carsharing Vehicles 102
Forecast Scenario Assumptions to 2020 for Traditional Carsharing 103
Traditional Carsharing Forecast of Personal vs. Corporate by Members 105
Current vs. Future—Traditional Corporate Carsharing Members 106
Traditional Carsharing Forecast of EVs and Non-EVs by Vehicles 107
Current vs. Future—Traditional EV Carsharing Vehicles 108
Key Traditional One-way Carsharing Operators in North America 109
Traditional Carsharing Forecast of One-way vs. Round Trip by Members 110
Market for P2P Carsharing Services in North America 111
P2P Carsharing––An Overview 112
North America—Scenario Analysis for P2P Carsharing Vehicles 113
North America—Scenario Analysis for P2P Carsharing Members 114
Forecast Scenario Assumptions to 2020 for P2P Carsharing 115
Growth of P2P Carsharing in North America 116
North American Market––Country-wise Analysis of P2P Carsharing Vehicles 117
North American Market––Country-wise Analysis of P2P Carsharing Members 118
North American Market––Country-wise Analysis of P2P Carsharing M:V Ratio 119
P2P Carsharing Operators in North America—Based on Vehicles 120
P2P Carsharing Operators in North America—Based on Drivers 121
P2P Carsharing Operators in North America—Based on Members 122
Carsharing Services in North America—Country Profiling 123
Traditional Carsharing Country Dashboard—U.S. 124
P2P Carsharing Country Dashboard—U.S. 125
Traditional Carsharing Country Dashboard—Canada 126
North American Market for Carsharing Services––Company Profiles 127
List of Participants Profiled for their Carsharing Services 128
OEM Profiling 1: Daimler—Car2Go 129
OEM Profiling 2: General Motors 139
Traditional CSO Profiling 3: Zipcar 143
Traditional CSO Profiling 4: Hertz On Demand 151
Traditional CSO Profiling 5: WeCar 170
P2P CSO Profiling 6: Getaround 188
Conclusions and Future Outlook 192
Key Findings and Future Outlook 193
Key Conclusions and Future Outlook 194
The Last Word—Three Big Predictions 195
Legal Disclaimer 196
Appendix 197