Other countries are actively exploring the shared power bank mode
When domestic shared charging treasures are popular. Most foreign countries are still relying on charging stations to solve the problem of travel battery life. The shape of the charging station is similar to a locker. When charging is required, the mobile phone is put into the cabinet. And the mobile phone cannot be used during charging. The cost of charging, equivalent to RMB, is about 20/hour.
Comparing the shared power bank with this kind of charging station. You will find that in addition to being light and easy to carry. The most important thing is that it can be returned to different places. As long as you find a cabinet of the corresponding brand. You can borrow it and return it at any time. In terms of user experience, sharing Power banks are significantly better than charging stations.
The overseas market benchmarks the domestic third- and fourth-tier city markets
South Korea ranks first in the world with a smartphone penetration rate of 94%. In order to meet the national mobile electricity demand. South Korea’s Seoul subway station has installed machines that can charge and rent mobile power for free. In addition to South Korea. countries such as Japan. Singapore and India are also actively exploring the mode of sharing power banks.
Where there are mobile phones, there is a market for shared power banks. This sentence is not an exaggeration. The penetration rate of smart phones has increased year by year, and people’s anxiety about electricity consumption has also increased. The penetration rate of domestic shared power banks in first- and second-tier cities continues to rise. So many power bank companies focus on third- and fourth-tier cities where the market is basically blank. Striving to speed up the layout and quickly seize the market. The leading power bank companies with a longer-term vision have successively settled in developed countries including Japan and Singapore.
