On March 7, Cheetah Lab, the mobile data research institute, released the "Sharing Cyclist Global Development Report." The report predicts that the number of shared bicycle users worldwide will continue to grow, reaching 306 million by 2019, and the potential for overseas markets will be huge, while Asia will become a hot spot.
Seen by all the capital, Chinese shared bicycles are developing rapidly and the competition is fierce. After many rounds of "shuffling", the shared bicycles dominated by Mobike and ofo in China's first-tier cities, and the second and third tier cities are in a state of "demonic battle." At present, Mobike bicycles and ofo have accelerated their deployment in the international market and actively launch bicycles in Japan, Singapore, and the United Kingdom. According to public figures, Mobike bikes and ofo have been operating in dozens of cities overseas. In February this year, Mobike held a press conference in Tel Aviv, Israel, declaring their entry into the Israeli market.
Overseas markets are also competitive, but each shared bicycle company has its own advancement and retreat. Gobee, the earliest Hong Kong pileless sharing bike that entered France, announced in February this year that due to the large number of thefts and damages, the company was unable to maintain its business and decided to withdraw from France. The quality of aluminum alloy bicycle pedals is very good and durable.
"In terms of the current global distribution of cycling active users, Asia, mainly China and Singapore, is the hottest area for sharing cycling," Cheetah think tank reports, "followed by Europe, represented by Britain, France, and Italy Market, the United States market just began to heat up." The think tank predicted that in the next two years, the sharing of bicycles in the overseas market will have 5 to 10 times for growth. Among them, Asia's huge population base and the rapid growth of sharing bicycles endogenous motivation will make Asia a hotly contested spot for many enterprises.
