China Sharing Bike Back To The New-Normal Growing Path After The Covid 19

China Sharing Bike Back To The New-Normal Growing Path
After The Covid 19

       After the epidemic outbreak, people in China are getting back to a “new normal” daily life.
Sharing items seems to be an old fashion culture as people avoid touching public items and
keep social distancing.However, “riding a bicycle” in China can never been replaced because
people are missing their old days. The social isolation cannot tear apart Chinese people out of
their traditional way of life.Moreover, with the cheaper cost of transport relatively to other
ride-hailing services and the conveniences it provides,this conventional mode of transport
is still alive and even more rising.

                

Source: Xinhua Silk road
 

          Xinhua silk road and the Xinhua-run cnstock.com revealed that, after the Covid-19,
demand for shared electric bikes is expected to fuel the number of shared electric bike in China. 
Since its number exceeded 1 million in 2019 and the major platforms accelerate their distribution,
the number of sharing bike is about 8 million by 2025, especially in the third and fourth-tier cities.

 

Source: Xinhua Silk road
 

       Consequently, China's electric bike-sharing industry is anticipated to see business
revenues reach 20 billion yuan(2.8 billion USD) in the 2025, reported on Wednesday
in the iiMedia Research.
 

Source: Xinhua Silk road
 

              Along the way with the rising number of sharing electric bike, major platforms
in China are currently improving the serviceability and safety in terms of hardware technology,
battery safety, station construction and operation, as well as users' safety.
 

Source: Xinhua Silk road
 

      Based on the report, shared electric bikes operated by the mainstream electric bike-sharing
platforms, namely Qingju under China's ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing, Meituan and Hello Global
ranking the top three amongst electric bike-sharing platforms, have been generally qualified
under the new national standards and China Compulsory Certification (CCC).

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Dr. Phoommiphat Pongpruttikul and Warawut Ruankham
Credit: Zhang Yuan, Xinhua Silk road
3 July 2020

 

 

 

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