The cars will be used by employees for transportation between Oregon Health & Science University's campuses.
The BMW Group is the first foreign company in China to obtain a license to operate a ride-hailing service.
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.
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.
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.
In a statement, city officials said that program will decrease the number of cars on the road, and thus decrease the number of vehicles fighting for a parking spot.
A condo complex in New York City’s Soho neighborhood will offer a range of Mini Coopers and BMW vehicles through ReachNow.
In partnership with EVCARD electric carsharing company, the BMW Group launched its carsharing service in Chengdu, China.
BMW’s ReachNow is now offering its carsharing service for Portland International Airport (PDX) customers with dedicated parking at AirPark.
After operating for six months, BMW’s ReachNow has expanded its carsharing service in Brooklyn to include more neighborhoods. It’s also offering a new price for weekday rentals.
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