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Move Mee Adds 12 More Sweden Locations
Move Mee's contactless car rental platform provides customers with real-time registration and verification, and allows them to skip the dreaded rental queue in its entirety and go straight to their car on arrival at their destination.
July 20, 2020
The service is now available in Jönkoping, Frolunda, Borås, Gothenburg Aröd, Gothenburg Frölunda, Stockholm Haninge, Stockholm Täby, Stockholm Upplands Väsby, Stockholm Vällingby, Värnamo, Växjö, and Vimmerby.
Photo via Move Mee.
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In partnership with franchised car rental operators Green Motion, Move Mee has expanded its contactless car rental service to 12 more locations throughout in Sweden. Initially launched as pilot locations in Stockholm and Gothenburg Airports in 2019, the service is now available in Jönkoping, Frolunda, Borås, Gothenburg Aröd, Gothenburg Frölunda, Stockholm Haninge, Stockholm Täby, Stockholm Upplands Väsby, Stockholm Vällingby, Värnamo, Växjö, and Vimmerby.
"It is very rewarding to see how demand for our unique contactless car rental service has increased within Sweden," Richard Lowden, founder and co-CEO of Move Mee said, in a statement. "Following our initial pilot launch in Stockholm and Gothenburg we have gained an unprecedented understanding of what customers are ultimately looking for and have further enhanced our product offering as a result, delivering a class-leading experience."
Move Mee's contactless car rental platform provides customers with real-time registration and verification, and allows them to skip the dreaded rental queue in its entirety and go straight to their car on arrival at their destination.
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