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BlueSG has launched its electric carsharing service in Singapore, according to an article by Channel News Asia.
A subsidiary of French transportation firm Bollore Group, BlueSG’s initial fleet consists of 80 vehicles that customers can book via a mobile app starting Dec. 5. BlueSG also operates 120 charging points at 30 locations across the island.
The article reported rental rates are based on duration and require users to sign up for a yearly or weekly subscription plan.
Click here for the full Channel News Asia report: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/electric-car-sharing-scheme-to-hit-the-roads-dec-12-9466622
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