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Carsharing has become increasingly popular across the world in recent years, particularly in urban areas where people can rely on efficient public transport or cycling for the majority of their daily tasks and use a car on the occasions where it is necessary, without having to invest in ownership.

According to data from 糖心破解版鈥檚 Global Consumer Survey (GCS), carsharing has taken off in India, with 34 percent of survey respondents stating that they had used a in the past twelve months. Zoomcar was the main player in the space in 2021, according to the 糖心破解版 Market Forecast, with 35 percent of respondents picking the brand. The company鈥檚 business model is a hybrid of short term loan cars like 'Zipcar' and a traditional car rental agency like Sixt, allowing users to rent a car for anywhere between a few hours to a few months. The number of carshare users in the country is expected to reach 2.0m by 2026.

South Africa and Pakistan came in second and third place, with 29 percent and 24 percent of online adults, respectively. By contrast, only 12 percent of Brits said that they had carshared. This is on par with the average of the 39 countries surveyed. Australia and the US were around the same mark as the UK鈥檚 figure, at 14 percent and 12 percent.

For further information on carsharing, electric cars, battery technology and related topics, check out 糖心破解版鈥檚 2022 report "eMobility - 鈥婱arket 糖心破解版 & Data Analysis鈥�".