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In 2021, Vulog launched Leo&Go - the Mobility Showcase. Powered by Vulog's AiMA technology platform, Leo&Go's electric and hybrid carsharing fleet serves the people of the Greater Lyon area -- now at over 15,000 registered users and counting -- while enabling...
Before Leo&Go, you worked in marketing in the food and retail industries. What distinguishes marketing for a mobility operator from other sectors, and are there any cross-industry strategies that mobility operators should consider? The main difference between...
The ski season is coming to a close and we're happy to report that Leo&Go's cross-visibility partnerships with surrounding ski resorts were a success! While the snowfall wasn't as heavy this year, mountain lovers could still head to the slopes quickly and without...
Now up and running for a year and a half, Leo&Go is officially gross margin positive*, and well on track to reach break-even within 24 months. * = Revenue - Direct Costs (vehicles + insurance + charging/fueling + parking + fleet operations: balancing,...
After working for Bluely, Lyon’s first all-electric station-based carsharing service, (discontinued in 2020), what drove you to join Leo&Go? When I was hired at Bluely in 2014, the company was looking for someone with managerial experience who could put the proper...
Leo&Go initially launched with 300 electric (Peugeot e-208) and hybrid (Toyota Yaris 4) vehicles available in free-floating/instant access. New, exciting offers are constantly being developed to ensure that users' mobility needs are not only met, but exceeded....
Last November, Leo&Go conducted its first customer survey to learn more about their demographics, reasons for using Leo&Go, and whether their mobility behavior had changed since they began using the service. The results were impressive and are about to be...
Leo&Go is over a year old now, what achievements are you the proudest of and what remain your biggest challenges? First, we are proud to have succeeded in significantly increasing the awareness of carsharing in the area, where the private car was still the norm....
