Austria Bike Sharing Market Overview:

Stellar Market Research (SMR) published a report that examines past and projected growth in the upstream, midstream, and downstream industries. The Austria Bike Sharing market report contains detailed information on market size overall, total market revenue, and market segmentation by types and applications. The SMR study focuses on current market competition, potential growth barriers, primary manufacturer profiles, production and consumption by major regions, and other factors.

The city of Vienna has a long history of running a shared bicycle programme (BSS). One of the first ICT-based urban bicycle sharing programmes was called Citybike in Vienna. It started functioning in 2013. Users check in and out at fixed stations using a touch panel terminal with a debit or credit card reader. It uses the same concept as the renowned Vélo'v in Lyon and Vélib' in Paris and is operated by the advertising firm Gewista, a division of JCDecaux. Citybike Wien will run 116 stations with 1500 bicycles through the year 2020. Citybike Wien had 513,820 registered users as of the end of 2020.

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In this SMR analysis, the Austria Bike Sharing market size (value, production, and consumption) is segmented based on manufacturers, regions, types, and applications. Distribution channels, Porter's Five Forces Analysis, market share, size, growth rate, future trends, market drivers, opportunities and challenges, risks, and entry barriers are all covered in this Stellar Market Research report.

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The price of putting into practise an offer of € 2,500 to € 3,000 per shared bicycle is described in the OBIS manual on bicycle sharing. Another source estimates that it will cost between 50,000 and 70,000 euros to establish a new train station in Vienna. The second-largest city in Austria, Graz, intends to implement the same BSS as Vienna in 2018. According to the city, the first cost of 30 bike sharing stations would be between 50,000 and 100,000 euros. While there is little information available regarding Citybike Wien's operating expenses, it is projected that each station will cost €25,000. For this model, the handbook estimates annual operating costs per bike at € 1500–2500. Advertising on shared bicycles and other public spaces often serves as the primary source of funding for this BSS model, including the Citybike Wien.

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Key Players:

NextBike
CityBike Wien
Call-a-bike (Germany)
oBike (China)
The top international industry players in the Austria Bike Sharing market are profiled in the SMR research along with their contact information, product photos and specifications, capacity and production data, pricing and cost data, revenue data, and more. Along with raw materials and equipment, upstream and downstream demand are examined.

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