With the continued expansion of the global sharing economy, the U.S. shared power bank market is entering a new phase of growth. As one of the most active regions in the world for sharing-based businesses, North America—especially the United States—has developed a relatively mature ecosystem. However, its vast consumer base and strong acceptance of innovation still offer tremendous potential for the shared power bank industry.

1. Current Status of the U.S. Shared Power Bank Market

The North American shared power bank market ranks second globally, just behind China. Data shows that the market is expected to grow from USD 3.05452 billion in 2023 to USD 6.87018 billion by 2030, outpacing the global average growth rate. This trend indicates that while the market is well-established, it remains on a rapid upward trajectory.

American consumers are highly receptive to sharing-based services. From car-sharing and bike-sharing to short-term rentals, the U.S. has already built a comprehensive sharing economy ecosystem. As a natural extension, shared power banks—with their high-frequency, essential use case—are increasingly integrated into daily life.

2. Characteristics of U.S. Users

Unlike Asian markets, North American users rely on shared power banks mainly for immediate or emergency use. When their phone battery is low, they look for the nearest charging point in high-traffic areas.

• Airports and train stations – For long-distance travelers needing guaranteed power.

• Shopping malls, restaurants, bars – For convenient, on-the-go charging.

• Exhibitions, concerts, sports events – For concentrated, short-term high demand.

Users in North America place strong emphasis on convenience and efficiency. Smooth device operation, fast charging speed, and simple rental and return processes are key factors shaping the user experience.

3. How to Develop the U.S. Shared Power Bank Business

To build a robust and competitive operational system, ZDE Core offers an integrated hardware and software solution tailored for overseas shared power bank deployment.

On the hardware side, ZDE Core’s shared power banks feature fast-charging chips and wireless charging, meeting the core needs of North American consumers. These devices support major smartphone models, deliver rapid charging performance, and are built with durable materials to suit various environments—reducing maintenance costs over time.

On the software side, ZDE Core’s smart management system enhances operational efficiency and user experience. It enables real-time monitoring, fault detection, and data analytics, allowing operators to track usage trends and optimize device placement. The user interface is simple, multilingual, and supports multiple payment methods, ensuring a smooth rental-return experience consistent with local habits.

This “hardware + software” integrated solution not only addresses technical adaptation challenges in overseas markets but also empowers investors to