Peer-to-peer carsharing service Drivy has been rebranded as Getaround, six months after being acquired by the U.S. carsharing company.
Europcar Mobility Group U.K. is adding 100 Citroën Berlingo Electric vans into its fleet due to increasing interest in zero-emission vehicles for last mile deliveries and van fleets in areas of the United Kingdom.
The vehicles range from more than 20 types of LCV, to accessible buses, tractor units and larger HGVs, and refrigerated models.
A London court granted the license after Uber lawyers said the company had made extensive changes to its reporting and screening policies, as well as management.
The 325 Volkwagen e-Golfs are part of a zero-emissions initiative with the car manufacturer.
Drivy launched with 450 vehicles in London and also operates in France, Germany, Spain, Austria, and Belgium. The service rents both private and business vehicles to customers.
The Westbrook Enterprise was recently names one of the Top 50 employers for women.
General service agents are already established in 34 countries, with plans to grow their presence in France, the United Kingdom, Ireland, and Belgium.
This is the second city launch for ViaVan, following its launch in Amsterdam last month.
