From the largest fleets managed by industry titans, to the most cutting-edge services run by innovative startups, our clients are bringing the future of mobility worldwide.
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Since 2016 Free2Move has served over a million users in Washington D.C., Madrid, Paris, and Lisbon. Managed by one of the leading European car manufacturers, Groupe PSA, Free2Move offers its users a mix of carsharing services including free floating and short term rental. Their fleet currently consists of over 2,000 top-of-the-line cars such as the Citroën C-Zéro, Peugeot e208, and Ami.
WeShare has quickly become the preferred transportations option for city dwellers since it launched in Berlin in June 2019. Managed by Volkswagen , a globally-recognized car manufacturer, WeShare is Europe's largest all-electric carsharing service with over 1,500 e-Golf vehicles. WeShare now has over 70,000 regular users , who in one year have driven 11,294,316 km and saved 1290,96 tons of CO2 , helping to make Berlin’s streets quieter and less polluted.
With a fleet of 1,750 Toyota Prius Hybrids, Evo Car Share is the largest independent free-floating carsharing service in North America. When Canadian insurance provider BCAA launched the carsharing service 2015, it took Vancouver by storm! Since then, their fleet has more than quadrupled in size. The service has become an integral part of the Vancouver community, hosting a yearly film festival and promoting partnerships with local businesses.
Poppy is a free-floating, multimodal, and multicity shared mobility service located in Antwerp and Brussels that launched in 2018. Owned by Belgian market leader in vehicle distribution, D’Ieteren Auto, Poppy Mobility reached 2 million km driven and 232 tons of CO2 saved! With a fleet of 1,000 vehicles including electric cars, mopeds, and scooters and over 65,000 users, Poppy is revolutionizing mobility in Belgium.
Part of the Norwegian national transportation service Vygruppen, Vy Bybil provides 250 electric vehicles for users throughout Oslo. In 2019, 10% of Vy users sold their private cars to opt for a more sustainable mobility option, combining public transit with shared mobility. The service works closely with government representatives to make MaaS a reality in Norway.
Aimo’s all-electric multimodal fleet of 300 free-floating Renault Zoes is providing a new, clean transportation option for the people of Stockholm – one of the world’s most digitally developed and environmentally conscious cities. Launched in 2018 by the Japanese conglomerate Sumitomo Corporation, Aimo’s electric vehicles feature a best in class range per charge of 300 km.
With its fleet of light electric vehicles, the micromobility service Lev has been roaming around Rotterdam since September 2019. Lev's vehicles occupy considerably less space than a car, leaving more city space for parks and sidewalks. Two people can fit inside these vehicles, which can also be driven without a permit! Lev works closely with the city of Rotterdam to create a liveable city with less air pollution, fewer traffic jams, and more greenery.
Wible, the Vulog-powered car sharing service in Madrid, has been shaping mobility in the Spanish capital since 2018. A joint venture between Spain’s largest oil producer, Repsol SA and South Korea’s Kia Motors Corp, Wible has a growing fleet of 500 Kia Niro PHEVs. The vehicles are deployed on a free-floating basis, and use several of Repsol’s gasoline stations as parking, charging and maintenance zones.
Launched in Seattle in 2019 by former Lime executive Scott Kubly , Cabana rents out a fleet of upscale custom-made mobile hotel rooms, using Ford Transit vans , to give travelers the freedom to travel and sleep where they want and when they want. Enabled through Vulog's tech, Cabana brings travelers digital convenience and peace of mind through contact-free check-in . The app lets travelers reserve, check-in, pick-up, and check-out of their mobile hotel room without having to make a pit stop to the front desk.
Have you seen the new three-wheeled scooters zooming around Paris? It’s Troopy! In partnership with car distribution company Chapat Group and Yamaha Motor Europe, our micromobility technology powers Troopy’s free-floating fleet of 250 125cc Yamaha Tricity scooters. Troopy recently expanded their operational zone and now covers Paris and 12 surrounding cities.
We migrated to Vulog’s AiMA platform to offer cars, mopeds and scooters within the same app. Now our users can access 500 cars, 400 mopeds and 300 scooters within one seamless, comprehensive, and easy-to-use service.
I greatly appreciated Vulog's professional way of managing our recent migration to AiMA — all of the hard work that has gone into it as well as the timelines that have been met. We have had some straight talking, robust project management, and good communication along the way, so it has been a great cooperation.
What we especially value when working with Vulog is their 24/7 dedicated service team and of course their quest to move forward and constantly improve their products and services with new releases every month.
Since MOL Limo launched customers' reaction has been great and even exceeded our expectations. The numbers speak for themselves: we’ve had over 40,000 registrations and reached 5 million minutes traveled. Every day, around 1,500 people use our carsharing service, which we consider a huge success.
Troopy switched to the Vulog’s AiMA platform, which greatly benefited our strategic plans. We were able to expand the Troopy zone and saw user trips multiply by 5. More recently, we expanded the service and now cover 12 cities. Today, 97% of our active users love Troopy and recommend our app, making Troopy a tried and trusted service.
