General Motors Pulls The Plug On Maven Car Sharing Service
The COVID-19 pandemic expedited Maven’s demise.
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The COVID-19 pandemic expedited Maven’s demise.
Roger Penske gets in on car sharing.
New mobility services are not raking in the profits the industry had anticipated.
Maven chief Julia Steyn left the company in January.
Public chargers and dedicated chargers for the car-sharing fleet are now open.
A major benefit for car-share service users to find transportation more easily.
As attitudes toward cars change, companies like Maven will be essential to GM’s bottom line.
A method behind the madness.
She replaces the recently departed Julia Steyn.
It’s not yet clear if she left or was let go.
Owners of non-GM vehicles will be able to rent their vehicles out soon.
It’s still unclear if the bicycles will be part of Maven or something new.
The service allows GM vehicle owners to rent out their personal cars.
The service will officially start on October 1.
Noun. A thing formed by merging or blending.
Maven has joined the peer-to-peer car-sharing service.
This is the second time GM has applied to use Maven in conjunction with e-bikes.
The service launched in 2017 and has since accumulated one million passenger trips.
The network will only be available to Maven members for the Chevrolet Bolt EV.