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Télécharger La Synthèse De L'enquête Nationale Sur L'autopartage 2019 Enquête nationale sur l’autopartage - Edition 2019 Actualisation et étude de l’impact des services d’autopartage sur l’équipement des ménages et sur les kilomètres parcourus en voiture UNE ÉTUDE RÉALISÉE PAR 6T-BUREAU DE RECHERCHE SUR UN COFINANCEMENT 6T ET ADEME Contexte Enjeux Publiées en 2012 et 2016, les deux premières Tout comme en 2012 et 2016, l’édition 2019 porte éditions de l’Enquête Nationale sur l’Autopartage1 principalement sur l’autopartage en boucle. Elle vise constituaient les premières études d’envergure sur deux objectifs : les usagers, usages et impacts de l’autopartage en France. mettre à jour les résultats de la précédente édition : les usagers, usages et impacts de l’autopartage ont- Menées auprès d’au moins 2 000 usagers abonnés ils évolué entre 2016 et 2019 ? d’une vingtaine de services d’autopartage différents, ces enquêtes ont mis en évidence l’effet « déclencheur affiner la compréhension des usagers, usages et de multimodalité » de l’autopartage en boucle : impacts de l’autopartage : notamment, qui sont les l’autopartage permet aux habitants des villes de usagers de l’autopartage ? Une fois abonnés à s’affranchir de la voiture individuelle, de découvrir l’autopartage, leurs pratiques de déplacements et de s’approprier d’autres modes de déplacement. évoluent-elles de la même manière ? Quels sont les usages et les impacts de l’autopartage entre Trois ans après la dernière enquête, l’autopartage particuliers et de l’autopartage en contexte joue-t-il encore le même rôle dans la mobilité professionnel ? urbaine ? Ses usagers sont-ils restés les mêmes ? Ses usages, ses impacts ont-ils évolué ? Le rapport d’étude complet est disponible sur notre blog : Lien Autopartage B2C en boucle : (fr Autopartage B2C en trace Autopartage entre l’objet principal de l’étude directe particuliers ou P2P Le véhicule est rendu dans la Avec stations : le véhicule peut Réalisée entre particuliers station de départ. être rendu dans une autre (P2P), la location s’effectue Il est possible de le réserver station que la station de départ. par le biais d’opérateurs qui Synthèse - Enquête Nationale sur l’Autopartage - Edition 2019 - Nationale sur l’Autopartage Enquête - Synthèse plusieurs heures à l’avance et Sans stations (free floating): le s’occupent de la facturation il faut préciser le temps de la véhicule peut être pris et rendu ainsi que de l’assurance et qui location. n’importe où dans un périmètre prennent une commission sur Les services étudiés sont donné. Il ne faut pas préciser le chaque transaction. offerts en B2C (business to temps de la location. consumer) : une entreprise les Ces services sont également offre au grand public. offerts en B2C. 1 Pour citer l’étude : 6t-bureau de recherche, 2019, Enquête • 6t-bureau de recherche, 2013, Enquête Nationale sur Nationale sur l’Autopartage - Edition 2019. l’Autopartage - L’autopartage comme déclencheur d’une mobilité alternative à la voiture particulière. • 6t-bureau de recherche, 2016, Enquête Nationale sur l’Autopartage - Edition 2016. 1 L’OFFRE D’autopartaGE dans LE MONDE EN 2019 Une majorité d’opérateurs locaux en B2C 62 % des opérateurs d’autopartage en B2C La majorité des pays accueillent plusieurs sont locaux. opérateurs (sauf pour la trace directe avec La connaissance du contexte local est station), ce qui témoigne d’un potentiel de marché déterminante pour la viabilité du service. important à l’échelle nationale. Tandis que quelques grandes agglomérations concentrent des marchés très concurrentiels avec une offre importante, 97 % des villes n’accueillent qu’un ou deux opérateurs en B2C. Panorama de l’autopartage B2C dans le monde en 2019 EURPE Approx. 100 AMERIQUE DU NRD Approx. 800 Approx. 40 4Mobility, 4UsMobile, Adduma Car, Aimo, Ajo, ASIE Amicar, AutoMia, Avalon Caresharing, Avant2Go, Approx. 450 Approx. 50 Bildeleringen, Bilkollektivet, Book-n-Drive, Caby, Car Sharing Padova, Car Sharing Palermo, Approx. 80 Autonomik, Autoplateau, BlueIndy, Blue Carsharing Roma, Car Sharing Südtirol Alto Adige, LA, Capital Car Share, Carrot, CarShare Car Sharing Trentino, Car4Way, CarGuru, Carloh, Autotel, BelkaCar, BlueSG, Car4you, Atlantic, Classic Car Club of Manhattan, Carsharing Arezzo, Citiz, City Bee, Click2Go, Car5, CarClub Singapore, Careco, Coast Car Co-op, Dealer Car Rentals, eGo Co-wheels car clubs, Connect Car, Corrente, E-Car Carusel, Colesa, Comos, Cove Drive, Carshare, EnvoyThere, Evo, GIG Club, E- Vai, Easyshare, EkoRent, Emov, Enjoy, Eppy, Delimobil, e-share Mobi, Ekar, EVCard, Carsharing service by AAA, Green Family of Power, Flex, Flinkster, GetManCar, GoCar, GoCar Mobility, GX-Zuche, Haupcar, Commuter, Hourcar, Ithaca Car Share, GoNow, Go To Malta, Grünes Auto, LetsGo, Mol Hayr CarShare, Hipcar, Lifcar, Kootenay Carshare Co-op, Libroto, Modo, Limo, Miles Mobility, Mobee, Mobility, ModulAuto, MatreshCar, MaturCar, MylesCar, Orix, Peg City Car Co-op, Pogo Car Share, ÖBB Rail & Drive, Oply, Panek, Partago, Playcar, PandAuto, Rentmee, Share Car, Socar, Regina Car Share Co-op, Saskatoon Pony Car Sharing, Poppy, Respiro, Share’Ngo, TimCar, TribeCar, Ucar, Udrive, CarShare Co-op, Waivecar Sharecar, Spark, SpinCity, Stadt Auto Austria, Uramobil, Volercars, WhizzCar, Stadtmobil, StadtTeilAuto, StattAuto, Sunfleet, Yandex.Drive, YouDrive, YourCar Tadaa!, Traficar, Vezuha, Vozilla, WeShare, Wible, Yuko with Toyota, Zen Car AMERIQUE DU SUD Approx. 7 Approx. 4 AFRIQUE CEANIE Awto, CarB, MyKeego, Turbi, Approx. 8 Approx. 1 Urbano, Vaya Car, Zazcar No. d’opérateurs (2019) Approx. 1 Approx. 10 No. de villes (2019) Carmine Cityhop, Flexicar, GoGet, GreenShareCar, Exemples d’opérateurs Cityhop Mevo, Popcar, RACV locaux et nationaux Quelques opérateurs internationaux : Cambio, Car2Go (Share No), Communauto, Drive Now (Share No), Enterprise CarShare, Free2Move, GreenMobility, Greenheels, Hertz 247, Ubeeqo, ipcar. Carshare, Loop Synthèse - Enquête Nationale sur l’Autopartage - Edition 2019 - Nationale sur l’Autopartage Enquête - Synthèse Avec 14 services en boucle et 10 en trace directe, Moscou dispose de l’offre en B2C la plus importante au monde. Cette ville a pourtant été très peu étudiée. 2 L’OFFRE D’autopartaGE dans LE MONDE EN 2019 PRINCIPALES FFRES D’AUTPARTAE B2C EN BUCLE EN FRANCEL’OFFRE D’autopartaGE EN France EN 2019 Recensement des services - Photographie au 1er octobre 2019 Renault Mobility * Communauto Ubeeqo Getaround Connect Une offre en boucle plus étoffée et plus ancienne que celle en trace directe Hertz 24/7 Lille Hertz 24/7 Ada Getaround Connect Arras Citiz Lille Arras PRINCIPALES FFRES D’AUTPARTAE B2C EN BUCLE EN FRANCE Getaround Connect Recensement des services - Photographie au 1er octobre 2019 Met Nancy Renault Mobility * Communauto Rennes Paris Citiz Grand Est StrasbourgUbeeqo Getaround Connect , Hertz 24/7 Lille Hertz 24/7 Citiz Rennes Métropole Belfort Ada L’autopartage en boucle domine Auxerre Arras Nantes Optymo Getaround Connect Citiz Lille Arras Citiz Tours Mulouse largement le marché de Marguerite Dijon Angers Tours Besanon Citiz/Titi Floris Getaround Connect l’autopartage B2C en France, que ce Hertz 24/7 Citiz Angers Citiz Bourgogne Franche-Comté Poitiers Citiz LPA Met soit en nombre d’opérateurs et ou Otolis Hertz 24/7 Nancy en villes desservies. Getaround Connect Annecy Rennes Clermont-Ferrand Paris Citiz Grand Est Strasbourg Lyon Hertz 24/7 Cambéry Citiz Rennes Métropole Auxerre Belfort Saint-Etienne Optymo renoble Nantes Mulouse Citiz Alpes-Loire Citiz Tours Bordeaux Marguerite Dijon Citiz/Titi Floris Angers Tours Besanon Citiz Bordeaux Hertz 24/7 Citiz Angers Citiz Bourgogne Franche-Comté Hertz 24/7 Nmes Renault Mobility * Poitiers Getaround Connect Getaround Connect Avignon Citiz LPA Nice Otolis Hertz 24/7 Citiz Provence Montpellier Getaround Connect Annecy Clermont-Ferrand Toulouse Marseille Lyon Modulauto Hertz 24/7 Cambéry Citiz Toulouse Narbonne Iodines Perpignan Getaround Connect Saint-Etienne Getaround Connect renoble Citiz Alpes-Loire Bordeaux Légende Citiz Bordeaux N Hertz 24/7 Nmes Renault Mobility * Villes accueillant de l’autopartage en boucle Getaround Connect Getaround Connect Avignon Nice Services d’autopartage antérieurs à 2016 50 km Montpellier Citiz Provence Services d’autopartage postérieurs à 2016 Toulouse Marseille Modulauto Ensemble de villes desservies par un même opérateur Citiz Toulouse Narbonne Services d’autopartage proposés dans les aéroports Iodines Perpignan Getaround Connect Getaround Connect PRINCIPALES OFFRES D’AUTOPARTAGE B2C EN TRACE DIRECTE EN FRANCE * Renault Mobilité fonctionne par un système de franchise, en lien avec les concessionnaires. Etant donné la spécificité de ce modèle et par souci de lisibilité, l’ensemble des concessionnaires partenaires ne figure pas sur cette carte. Légende Recensement des services - Photographie au 1er octobre 2019 N NB : Le service Clem’ ne figure pas sur cette carte car il repose sur un système d’autopartage en entreprise, au sein d’immeublesVilles accueillant de l’autopartage en boucle d’habitat collectif, ou en partenariat avec les collectivités. Du fait de la variété et spécificité de ces services, le choix a été fait de les exclure de cette carte. Services d’autopartage antérieurs à 2016 50 km Services d’autopartage postérieurs à 2016 Ensemble de villes desservies par un même opérateur Services d’autopartage proposés dans les aéroports * Renault Mobilité fonctionne par un système de franchise, en lien avec les concessionnaires. Etant donné la spécificité de ce modèle et par souci de lisibilité, l’ensemble des concessionnaires partenaires ne figure pas sur cette carte.
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