With the increasing popularity of smartphones worldwide, the demand for mobile device battery life is growing rapidly, especially in scenarios such as traveling abroad or on business trips, where power banks have become an indispensable item. However, the inconvenience of carrying traditional power banks and the lack of public charging facilities have created enormous potential for the development of the overseas shared power bank market.
The rise of the sharing economy has injected new vitality into the overseas shared power bank market. The sharing economy optimizes resource allocation through sharing resources, reducing costs, and improving efficiency.
From a global perspective, the distribution of power facilities varies in different countries and regions, and the construction and popularity of public charging facilities are uneven. This provides a vast market space for the promotion of shared power banks. In areas where public charging facilities are relatively scarce, shared power banks can effectively alleviate users’ battery anxiety, thereby driving the rapid development of the market.
With the prosperity of leisure tourism, trends in overseas travel such as educational tours, cross-border travel, and business travel are increasing. Tourism is becoming a priority expenditure for consumers. In 2023, the number of international trips exceeded 1.26 billion, and the World Travel and Tourism Council expects the global tourism market to reach $9.5 trillion this year. Promoting shared power banks overseas not only solves the charging needs of tourists and enhances their travel experience but also allows shared power bank operators to reap substantial commercial benefits.
There is a growing demand for shared power banks in overseas markets. Unlike the intense competition in domestic markets, many overseas regions have yet to develop mature shared power bank networks.
With the increasing number of smartphone users and rising travel and business needs, there is a growing demand for convenient and reliable charging services. Overseas entrepreneurs see this business opportunity and are eager to join the shared power bank market. Replicating the successful Chinese business model of shared power banks overseas has become a decisive factor in expanding the overseas market.
Bajie Charging has extensive experience in localization, including product localization, payment localization, and operational strategy localization, tailored to local customer needs. This involves adjustments in language support, payment methods, user interfaces, and more to better suit local user requirements.
Bajie Charging deeply understands the cultural backgrounds, customs, consumer preferences, and payment habits of target market countries, launching localized products suitable for local users.
We offer comprehensive customization for both software and hardware. Depending on local conditions, we select appropriate customization schemes to quickly integrate into the local market, gain more user favor, and help clients achieve rapid expansion and profitability.
Bajie Charging supports cross-border multi-currency payments, integrating with over 60 global and local payment channels, allowing users to seamlessly access commonly used payment methods.
The shared power bank market offers low entry barriers and high returns on investment. Compared to other industries, the initial investment in the shared power bank industry is relatively small, with low operating costs.
Customers benefit from Bajie Charging’s intelligent management system, enabling real-time monitoring, remote management, fault diagnosis, and significantly improving operational efficiency and user experience.
Our backend management system promptly monitors and repairs faults when devices are in abnormal states, automatically triggering alerts to help clients proactively resolve issues at low cost for large-scale operations.
The superior business environment in overseas markets drives the development of shared power banks. Widely available entrepreneurship education, government support, and mature entrepreneurial ecosystems make overseas markets fertile ground for startups.
The cultural backgrounds and consumption habits in overseas markets also provide favorable conditions for the development of the shared power bank market. In most overseas countries and regions, there is a higher acceptance of the sharing economy, with a strong emphasis on environmental protection and sustainable development.
Overseas users have a higher demand for convenient and efficient charging services, providing ample opportunities for the growth of the shared power bank market.
