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CONNECTKaro 2015 - 5B - Disrupting Cities for Good - Emerging Mobility Business Trends
- Demand for public transport in urban India is expected to increase dramatically from 120 million trips per day currently to 328 million trips per day by 2030 as the urban population grows. - However, supply is constrained as building the road infrastructure needed to accommodate the 3.8 million new vehicles added in India in 2013 alone would require 38,000 km of new roads. - Mobility entrepreneurs have an opportunity to use technology, capital, and talent to better meet this growing demand through providing more efficient mobility options for urban populations in India.
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CONNECTKaro 2015 - 5B - Disrupting Cities for Good - Emerging Mobility Business Trends
- 1. Emerging Mobility BusinessTrends Jyot Chadha, EMBARQ India connectkaro.org
- 2. India story Increase indemand More than 590 million people will reside in urban India by 2030 and the demand for public transport is expected to increase from 120 million trips per day to 328 million trips a day. connectkaro.org #CK2015 CONTEXT DISRUPTION STRATEGY TRENDS CONTACT
- 3. India story Constrained supply In2013, India added 3.8 million vehicles. We need 38,000 kms of new roads to park just these vehicles. That’s 18 times the distance between Delhi and Bangalore! connectkaro.org #CK2015 CONTEXT DISRUPTION STRATEGY TRENDS CONTACT
- 4. 500 startups, 10cities, 5 years Role of mobility entrepreneurs Efficiently deploy technology, capital, and talent to capture the business opportunity in providing better mobility options to urban populations. connectkaro.org #CK2015 CONTEXT DISRUPTION STRATEGY TRENDS CONTACT
- 5. 500 startups, 10cities, 5 years Commuter Experience Shared Mobility Mobility Platforms Product Innovation Decision Making • Disrupting how people commute daily • Building systemic efficiencies • Scalable solutions • Replicable across developing and emerging markets What are mobility enterprises? KEY TRENDS - market potential - stakeholder analysis - business model - challenges - opportunities - investments connectkaro.org #CK2015 CONTEXT DISRUPTION STRATEGY TRENDS CONTACT
- 6. Rickshaw Rising Challenge Commuter Experience Shared Mobility Mobility Platforms Product Innovation Decision Making •46 applications • $100k award, 6-months support • Autowale drivers earn 45k / mnt • AutoRaja 600% trip growth • TWU partnership with TFS • Terra Motors, m-Gaadi funded connectkaro.org #CK2015 CONTEXT DISRUPTION STRATEGY TRENDS CONTACT
- 7. Multiple stakeholders • Unrecognized initiatives in unorganizedmarkets • Lack of funding, support and legitimacy Platform Regulatory and city support Transformative ideas Network and knowledge Funding Catalysing the ecosystem To build a platform for investors, enterprises and government authorities to engage with, showcase and leverage the emerging business opportunities in mobility. connectkaro.org #CK2015 CONTEXT DISRUPTION STRATEGY TRENDS CONTACT
- 8. Your speakers today Commuter Experience Shared Mobility Mobility Platforms Product Innovation Decision Making connectkaro.org#CK2015 CONTEXT DISRUPTION STRATEGY TRENDS CONTACT Peer-to-peer rental market worth $26 bn. 500,000 trained commercial drivers required every year. Electric vehicles may comprise 2 – 5% of the Indian market in 5 years $15 bn IoT market with connected devices to increase from 200 mn to 2.7 bn by 2020. 5% of taxi market currently organized. Worth $6-9 bn and growing at 17-20%.
- 9. Connect with us JyotChadha, Inititiave to Catalyze Urban Innovations, EMBARQ India jchadha@embarqindia.org innovation@embarqindia.org CONTEXT connectkaro.org #CK2015 CONTEXT DISRUPTION STRATEGY TRENDS CONTACT
Editor's Notes
- #5 0.5% of Nasscom’s 10,000 startups
- #8 Market potential - Technology adoption - The total Internet user base stood at 278 million at the end of October 2014 quarter and is estimated to grow to 354 million by June 2015. Investor ecosystem - $365m was invested in mobility startups in India last year Government policies & initiatives - Announcement to develop 100 smart cities in India with private sector investment, an IoT agenda with the Digital India program. While the fixed Internet connected 1 billion users via PCs, The mobile Internet connected 2 billion users via smartphones (on its way to 6 billion), IoT is expected to connect 28 billion “things” to the Internet by 2020. Steep decline in prices of components such as RFID chips Increasing ubiquity of broadband access.