Car sharing could not recover dekorativny the level of demand

The demand of car-sharing services in Russia have not yet returned to pre-crisis level, analysts estimated the payment service CloudPayments (review is at the RBC).

These findings in the company made after analyzing the data, 20 karteninhaber services that are partners CloudPayments. Into their number entered, including the services of YouDrive, Telemobil, Matresses, Lifcar and EasyRide. For analysis data were collected in the period from 23 February to 22 June.

Thus, the volume of transactions concluded in the period from 25 may to 22 June were 62%, than the volume of transactions over the same pre-crisis period (from February 23 to March 22).

A ban on the use of the vehicles of car-sharing services, the authorities of Moscow and St. Petersburg, introduced on April 13. However, all the work of the company has not stopped. As noted CloudPayments, carsharing cars and then used the delivery service, and retailers, which helped to avoid a complete cessation of business.

In Moscow, the easing of restrictions on car-sharing started with the 25 may, and since June 9, the services have earned to the full extent. Six days later to take the cars for temporary use allowed in the Leningrad region, and on June 22 in Saint-Petersburg. As a result, compared with April-may this year, the demand for carsharing increased by 148%.

The average check car rentals compared to last year rose. If in June 2019, it amounted to ₽192, this year from 25 may to 22 June, the figure reached ₽313. In this CloudPayments to explain how a General increase in prices and the fact that from 25 may to 9 June to rent a car in Moscow was only possible for a period of not less than 5 days.

“We expect that the demand for car sharing will grow and will exceed pre-crisis level by 15-20%, — says the co-founder and CEO CloudPayments Dmitry Spiridonov. Due to the fact that the danger of infection still remains. In addition, people used to respect social distance and opt for a rented car and not use public transport“.