The carsharing venture was propeled by the installation of 30 fast charging stations in the city, in addition to bus lane access.
The cooperation comprises five joint ventures: Reach Now for multimodal services, Charge Now for charging, Free Now for taxi ride-hailing, Park Now for parking, and Share Now for carsharing.
The BMW Group is the first foreign company in China to obtain a license to operate a ride-hailing service.
A newly-formed alliance of fleet associations, telematics providers, and the nation's largest rental car provider have asked the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for a public hearing to help clarify who will control access to vehicle data.
The new Icon tier, which has been priced at $1,099 per month, provides a more affordable entry into the program than the two existing tiers and includes vehicles from its 3 Series and crossover lineup.
The company’s suite of mobility solutions is now available in one redesigned and reengineered ReachNow app, creating an ecosystem aimed at easing many of the transportation challenges facing residents of urban communities.
Nico Gabriel joined Sixt in November 2004 and worked as franchise operations manager and business development manager for the Sixt franchisee in Australia.
BMW's carsharing members in Oregon and Washington are also eligible for a $10 promo code for taking a trip to stake parks by sharing a photo of their trip on Instagram, tagging @reachnow, and including the hashtag #WildWithinReach.
The entire rental fleet, from sporty convertibles to off-road SUVs, consists exclusively of high-quality equipped vehicles from BMW and MINI — a sign of the close partnership between the strong brands.
While the service in Brooklyn will be ending come June, ReachNow announced a new partnership to bring the same program to Intel's four Portland, Ore., campuses.