Driving At The Edge Of Tomorrow
summary
DriveNow (a BMW–Sixt joint venture) reports 20% electric fleet and says car sharing created 300,000 first-time EV contacts by lowering the test-drive hurdle. Operators use two models — free-floating model and station-based — and claim each shared car replaces about three private cars; McKinsey projects ~10 million additional car-sharing vehicles. DriveNow has nearly 1 million registered users, roughly 50% already own a car and the largest user cohort is 30–39. Companies pilot mobility budget schemes; operators collect vehicle data for fleet management and product design.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 1:46Sharing Economy
- 4:57Is Car Sharing Actually a Good Business
- 15:14Managing a Fleet of Cars
- 18:42What Percent of Your Users Own a Car
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