Carsharing networks are providing wheels to essential workers. After the coronavirus pandemic subsides, this could usher in a new era of “shared mobility for fleets 2.0” for other business-to-business use cases.
Maven’s assets will be transferred to GM’s Global Innovation organization, which will use them to develop “new fleet services” and “mobility solutions.”
The company, which says it has over 5 million users, has been previously valued at over $1 billion by investors.
With high-profile closures and pullbacks in 2019, the North American carsharing market looks to new market opportunities. But can it grow past its traditional base?
This collaboration provides dealers, OEMs, and other providers with an all-inclusive solution to leverage the shift from automotive ownership to access and consumer demand for mobility alternatives.
The functionality, in iOS 13.4 beta, would allow iPhone and Apple Watch users to unlock, start, and share vehicles.
If installed, drivers would need to blow into the device in order to start the car. If alcohol is detected over the legal limit, the vehicle won't start.
Nonprofit Green Tech Education & Employment is planning to develop a mobility hub to provide a zero-emissions ride-sharing service to Sacramento’s Del Paso Heights neighborhood.
Mocean will launch in Los Angeles. The service is part of MoceanLab, Hyundai’s mobility service venture that will pilot multimodal transportation, autonomous ride hailing, and carsharing.
According to a new study, it could be at least 10 years before autonomous vehicles, and the sharing of them, will become part and parcel of society.