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The 2026 Carsharing Telematics Market (8th Edition) | Membership Forecast to Reach 141.1 Million by 2030

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HMC Hyundai Motor Group's carsharing and mobility programs are mentioned as part of the evolving automotive industry landscape, but no specific performance or outlook is provided. F Ford's mobility projects and services are mentioned as part of OEM initiatives in the carsharing market, but no specific sentiment or performance data is provided. VWAGY Volkswagen Group's mobility initiatives are noted within the context of automotive OEMs' involvement in carsharing, but the article does not offer specific details on their performance or outlook. TM Toyota's mobility services platform and Kinto services are mentioned as part of OEM initiatives in the carsharing market, but no specific performance or outlook is detailed. STLA Stellantis and its mobility brand Free2move are mentioned as part of OEM initiatives in the carsharing market, but the article does not provide specific performance details or sentiment. GM While not explicitly mentioned, GM's involvement in the automotive sector and potential for carsharing services makes it relevant to the industry trends discussed. However, the article provides no specific information about GM.

The 2026 Carsharing Telematics Market (8th Edition) | Membership Forecast to Reach 141.1 Million by 2030 Dublin, Aug. 12, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "The Carsharing Telematics Market - 8th Edition" has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The global carsharing market is positioned for sustained expansion through 2030, driven by growing demand for flexible mobility services, continued digitalisation and the development of new business models across public and corporate transportation. According to the latest industry analysis, worldwide carsharing membership is forecast to increase from 91.0 million members at the end of 2025 to 141.1 million by 2030, representing a compound annual growth rate of 9.2%.

The report provides current intelligence on station-based carsharing, free-floating public carsharing and corporate carsharing. It examines the organisations, technology vendors, products and regional markets shaping the global sector, giving stakeholders a comprehensive view of competitive activity and emerging opportunities.

Based on insights from 30 executive interviews with market-leading companies, the report combines primary research with new data covering carsharing fleets and membership worldwide. The analysis explores major market trends, strategic developments and the factors influencing adoption across key regions. Forecasts extending to 2030 support strategic planning for carsharing operators, mobility technology providers, automotive manufacturers, rental and leasing companies, investors and other industry participants.

A central focus of the report is the carsharing telematics value chain. The research assesses the technologies and vendor propositions that support fleet connectivity, vehicle access, service management and mobility operations. Detailed profiles of 36 carsharing technology vendors provide insight into the competitive landscape, product portfolios and market positioning of established and emerging suppliers.

The report also presents 65 case studies covering carsharing initiatives launched by specialist operators, car rental and leasing providers, and automotive original equipment manufacturers. These case studies offer a broad perspective on how companies are developing, deploying and scaling carsharing services across different operating environments.

Key highlights of the global carsharing market report include:

The projected rise in global membership underlines the growing importance of carsharing within the wider shared mobility market. As operators expand their fleets and technology capabilities, the competitive environment is expected to evolve across both established and developing markets. Partnerships involving mobility providers, technology companies, leasing specialists and vehicle manufacturers are also likely to remain an important component of future market development.

With regional forecasts, company profiles, technology analysis and extensive case study coverage, the report offers actionable market intelligence for organisations evaluating opportunities in the global carsharing industry. It enables decision-makers to benchmark competitors, assess technology partners, monitor fleet and membership growth, and identify the market developments expected to influence the sector through 2030.

Key Topics Covered

1 Cars and Personal Mobility Services

1.1 Introduction

1.1.1 Passenger cars in use by region

1.1.2 New passenger car registration trends

1.2 Global trends influencing the automotive industry

1.2.1 Peak car use and car ownership

1.2.2 The sharing economy

1.3 Car-based mobility services

1.3.1 Overview of carsharing services

1.3.2 Carsharing operational models

1.4 Carsharing services worldwide

1.4.1 Carsharing in Europe

1.4.2 Carsharing in North America

1.4.3 Carsharing in Asia-Pacific

1.4.4 Carsharing in ROW

1.4.5 Overview of carsharing service providers

1.5 Car telematics infrastructure

1.5.1 Vehicle segment

1.5.2 Tracking segment

1.5.3 Network segment

1.5.4 Service segment

2 Carsharing Organisations

2.1 Specialist carsharing companies in Europe

2.1.1 4Mobility

2.1.2 Anytime (Czech Republic)

2.1.3 Bolt Drive

2.1.4 Cambio

2.1.5 Citiz

2.1.6 CityBee

2.1.7 Co Wheels

2.1.8 Deer

2.1.9 Enjoy

2.1.10 Flinkster

2.1.11 GreenMobility

2.1.12 Greenwheels

2.1.13 Hyre

2.1.14 Miles

2.1.15 Mobility Cooperative

2.1.16 MOL Limo

2.1.17 MyWheels

2.1.18 OKQ8 Bilpool

2.1.19 Poppy

2.1.20 RideNow

2.1.21 Spark

2.1.22 Stadtmobil

2.1.23 Traficar

2.1.24 Voltio

2.2 Specialist carsharing companies in North America

2.2.1 Blink Mobility (BlueLA)

2.2.2 Communauto

2.2.3 Envoy

2.2.4 Evo Car Share

2.2.5 Hourcar and Evie

2.2.6 Modo

2.2.7 Peg City Co-op

2.3 Specialist carsharing companies in Asia-Pacific

2.3.1 Flexar (BlueSG)

2.3.2 GetGo

2.3.3 GoGet

2.3.4 Liandongyun

2.3.5 Mevo

2.3.6 Mitsui Car Shares

2.3.7 Popcar

2.3.8 Socar

2.3.9 Times Car

2.4 Specialist carsharing companies in ROW

2.4.1 Delimobil

2.4.2 GoTo

2.4.3 TikTak

2.4.4 Turbi

2.4.5 Udrive

2.4.6 Yandex Drive

3 Car Rental and Leasing Companies

3.1 Avis Budget Group

3.1.1 Zipcar

3.2 Drivalia

3.2.1 E+Share Drivalia

3.3 Enterprise Mobility

3.3.1 Enterprise Car Share

3.3.2 Enterprise Car Club

3.4 Europcar Mobility Group

3.4.1 Europcar On Demand

3.4.2 GoCar

3.5 Hertz Global Holdings

3.5.1 Hertz 24/7

3.6 Lotte Rental

3.6.1 G Car

3.7 ORIX Auto Corporation

3.7.1 ORIX CarShare

3.8 Sixt Group

3.8.1 Sixt Share

3.9 Alphabet

3.10 Arval

3.11 Ayvens

4 Car OEM Mobility Service Initiatives

4.1 Ford's mobility projects and services

4.2 Hyundai motor Group's carsharing and mobility programmes

4.3 Nissan's carsharing services

4.4 Renault Group's carsharing initiatives and Mobilize

4.5 Stellantis and its mobility brand Free2move

4.6 Toyota mobility services platform and Kinto services

4.7 Volkswagen Group's mobility initiatives

5 Technology Vendors

5.1 End-to-end carsharing system providers

5.1.1 2hire

5.1.2 BMW Group

5.1.3 Humax Mobility

5.1.4 Ituranmob (Ituran)

5.1.5 Mobility Tech Green

5.1.6 MoboKey

5.1.7 Movitronic

5.1.8 OCTO Telematics

5.1.9 Optimum (by Shiftmove)

5.1.10 Targa Telematics

5.1.11 Vulog

5.1.12 World Wide Mobility

5.2 Carsharing software platform providers

5.2.1 Atom Mobility

5.2.2 Autofleet

5.2.3 Cantamen

5.2.4 CT Mobility

5.2.5 Fleetster

5.2.6 Glide.io

5.2.7 Good Travel Software

5.2.8 Launch Mobility

5.2.9 MOQO

5.2.10 OpenFleet

5.2.11 RentalMatics

5.2.12 WeGo Carsharing

5.2.13 Wunder Mobility

5.2.14 Zemtu

5.3 Carsharing hardware solution providers

5.3.1 Astus

5.3.2 Bosch

5.3.3 Convadis

5.3.4 Geotab

5.3.5 Invers

5.3.6 Munic

5.3.7 MySmartObject

5.3.8 Ruptela

5.3.9 Teltonika Telematics

5.3.10 WITTE:digital

6 Market Forecasts and Trends

6.1 Carsharing market forecasts

6.1.1 Carsharing in the EU+EFTA+UK

6.1.2 Carsharing in North America

6.1.3 Carsharing in Asia-Pacific

6.1.4 Carsharing in ROW

6.1.5 Leading carsharing fleets

6.1.6 Leading carsharing technology vendors

6.1.7 Carsharing technology forecast

6.1.8 Corporate carsharing forecast

6.2 Mergers and acquisitions in the carsharing telematics space

6.3 Market trends

6.3.1 Carsharing becomes increasingly integrated with other mobility services

6.3.2 Carsharing operators collaborate with each other to expand coverage

6.3.3 Carsharing and public transport services to converge

6.3.4 Relationships with cities are increasingly important for carsharing operators

6.3.5 Electric cars are a natural fit for carsharing

6.3.6 V2G solutions are gaining traction in the electric carsharing market

6.3.7 Free-floating carsharing services continue to expand

6.3.8 Hybrid station-based and free-floating models show promise

6.3.9 Autonomous cars are expected to change the playing field for carsharing

6.3.10 Carsharing becomes a popular means to reduce corporate mobility costs

6.3.11 Carsharing is increasingly incorporated into new housing projects

6.3.12 Vehicle delivery and last mile carsharing add-on services are emerging

6.3.13 Carsharing operators introduce new pricing models

6.3.14 Shared mobility operators are increasingly offering more similar services

6.3.15 Carsharing operators focus increasingly on profitability

6.3.16 Moving vehicles between different services improves the utilisation rate

6.3.17 AI-powered solutions are increasingly leveraged by carsharing operators

For more information about this report visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/r/8rlglh

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