BlueSG, Singapore’s nationwide electric vehicle carsharing program, will begin operating in December with 80 vehicles and 30 charging stations
BlueLA Electric Car Sharing Program will help Los Angeles meet its clean air goals, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and provide residents of some of its most disadvantaged communities with self-service access to electric vehicles.
Bolloré group’s BlueLA carsharing service is scheduled to open in Los Angeles in 2017. The program will initially include the deployment of 200 public charge points and 100 electric vehicles.
By 2020, Singapore drivers will be able to share 1,000 electric vehicles with 2,000 charging points across the country. The program will start in 2017 with a fleet of 125 electric vehicles and 250 charging stations.
Singapore plans to start its first all-electric carsharing program by the middle of 2017. The 10-year program will be operated by BlueSG, a subsidiary of the Bollore Group.
In its first four months, BlueIndy’s electric carsharing program in Indianapolis has almost 1,100 memberships. Currently, there are 65 stations and 135 cars.
Indianapolis’ all-electric carsharing service BlueIndy has opened a station with 20 spaces at Indianapolis International Airport.
Marion County Auditor Julie Voorhies is suing the city of Indianapolis over its contract with BlueIndy.
The electric carsharing company BlueIndy is set to launch on Sept. 2, with vehicles available at 25 charging stations throughout the city of Indianapolis.
Indianapolis City Council members are concerned about the safety of BlueIndy’s electric rental cars. The all-electric fleet will use Bluecars, an electric vehicle manufactured by French conglomerate Bollore Group.
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