Zoomcar Holdings, Inc. (OTCQX: ZCAR), India’s largest peer-to-peer car-sharing marketplace, is making bold moves to capitalise on the country’s rapidly growing shared-mobility sector. According to its latest announcement, the company anticipates that India’s shared-mobility industry could expand to around US $50 billion by the early 2030s — a figure driven by over 40 million privately owned vehicles that are currently under-utilised and by the relatively low car-ownership ratio of fewer than 25 cars per 1,000 people compared with around 880 per 1,000 in the U.S.
To tap into this space, Zoomcar is ramping up its host network across India, adding thousands of vehicles to its asset-light marketplace, and appealing to US-based investors keen to access India’s consumer-mobility growth story.
Chief Executive Deepankar Tiwari describes this as a “mobility inflection point” for India — where access is beginning to replace ownership, and vehicle owners can unlock value by hosting cars while users gain more mobility freedom. As the company prepares to present at the ThinkEquity Conference 2025 on October 30, it emphasises that its model is built for scalability, sustainability and alignment with India’s evolving mobility landscape.
This strategic play positions Zoomcar at the forefront of the shift from traditional car ownership to shared mobility solutions — with the ambition of enabling efficient, flexible, and tech-enabled transportation across India’s expanding urban and tier-2 ecosystem.
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