Report Overview:
Micromobility charging solutions are specialized infrastructure components designed to power electric scooters, bikes, and other lightweight urban vehicles. These systems enable efficient energy replenishment through two primary methods: battery-swapping stations that replace depleted batteries with charged ones, and traditional charging stations that power vehicles through direct connections. The market has evolved from informal gig economy charging models to formalized systems as cities implement stricter regulations on dockless vehicle operations.
The market growth is driven by increasing urbanization, rising adoption of shared micromobility services, and government initiatives promoting sustainable transportation. According to recent industry data, battery-swapping stations currently hold over 60% market share due to their operational efficiency, while public applications account for nearly 75% of total deployment. Key industry players including Charge Enterprises and Swiftmile are expanding their networks across North America and Europe, with AsiaPacific emerging as the fastest-growing region due to rapid urbanization and supportive policies.
Market Value:
Global micromobility charging solutions market was valued at USD 628 million in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 1,116 million by 2032, exhibiting a CAGR of 8.8% during the forecast period. CAGR of 8.8% (2024 – 2032)
By Applications:
Private
Public
By Types:
• Battery-Swapping Stations
• Charging Stations
• Mobile Charging Units
• Solar-Powered Charging Hubs
Key players include:
• Charge Enterprises (U.S.)
• Swiftmile (U.S.)
• DUCKT (France)
• Kuhmute (U.S.)
• Bikeep (Estonia)
• LEON Mobility (Germany)
