Carsharing service Virtuo won an award in the “Smart Cities & Mobility” category at the first G20 Innovation League event.
Virtuo, a carsharing startup based in France, has raised $96 million to invest in its technology and expand to more European markets.
Virtuo chose the Hyundai Kona model as the first electric vehicle in its fleet because of its range of 484km (64k Wh battery).
Rentals of Mercedes A-Class and GLA models are offered to National Health Services workers in London, Manchester, and Edinburgh.
Virtuo, headquartered in Paris, operates in France, Belgium, and London.
Virtuo, which offers new Mercedes A-Class and GLA models starting at 35 pounds ($45.72) a day, will have vehicles available in five locations throughout the city.
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