In the context of the booming global sharing economy, Thailand’s shared power bank market is entering a rapid growth stage. Leveraging its unique tourism economy, government policy support, and digital infrastructure, Thailand’s shared power bank sector demonstrates strong development potential.

I. Market Demand for Shared Power Banks in Thailand

1. High Smartphone Penetration Rate
Thailand’s smartphone penetration rate is close to 100%, and users have a strong reliance on mobile devices. Especially in tourism scenarios, visitors spend long periods taking photos, navigating, and using social media, which frequently leads to “battery anxiety.” Shared power banks have thus become an essential service.

2. Tourism Industry Creates High-Frequency Usage Scenarios
Thailand receives tens of millions of international tourists every year. Popular destinations such as Bangkok and Phuket see high foot traffic. In commercial areas, tourist attractions, and transportation hubs, visitors stay for long durations, creating concentrated charging needs. Data shows that in tourist areas, each unit averages 1.3 orders per day, with a 2-hour rental generating an average ticket price of about 28 RMB. Monthly revenue per unit can exceed 1,000 RMB.

3. Young Consumers Driving Digital Consumption
Thai youth (especially Generation Z) are highly receptive to the sharing economy and prefer convenient digital services. The widespread use of mobile payments (such as PromptPay and LINE Pay) significantly reduces the adoption barrier, fueling the rapid growth of shared power bank services.

4. High Premium Pricing Potential
Compared to China’s pricing of 1–3 RMB/hour, rates in Thai tourist areas can reach up to 14 RMB/hour (similar to the Dubai case), showing a clear premium advantage. In core business districts, monthly revenue per unit can reach around 1,092 RMB, with a short payback period and strong business viability.

5. Diversified Revenue Models

• Time-based rental: Charged per hour or per energy usage (requires precise monitoring technology)

• Advertising partnerships: Display ads for local merchants or tourism businesses on cabinet screens

• Merchant revenue sharing: Collaborate with restaurants, hotels, and tourist attractions to draw customers via charging services and share the profits

II. Steps to Launch a Shared Power Bank Business in Thailand

1. Demand and Scenario Analysis

• Target Audience: Tourist hotspots (Bangkok, Phuket, etc.) and local young consumers

• Priority Locations: High-traffic areas such as airports, shopping malls, and stations (average 2.1 uses/day), then expand to restaurants, hotels, and private transport services

2. Payment Integration
Full coverage of Thailand’s mainstream payment methods is essential, prioritizing high-penetration platforms such as PromptPay and digital wallets to ensure convenience for both tourists and locals.

3. Equipment Selection and Technical Requirements

• Large cabinets (20–108 ports): Suitable for airports and high-speed rail stations

• Small cabinets (6–12 ports): Suitable for supermarkets and cafes

• Desktop units: Ideal for restaurants and private transport services, with integration into travel platforms

• Core technology: GPS/Beidou positioning, 4G connectivity, fast charging (2.1A port)

As a professional shared power bank manufacturer, Litashared offers partners an integrated hardware and software solution covering equipment production, management system development, payment integration, and operational support, enabling investors to quickly enter the Thai market with low risk and high returns.