India Carsharing Group Revv to Use Hyundai Vehicles

Revv, a self-drive carsharing service, has partnered with Hyundai Motor Company to lead India's mobility market.

by Sadiah Thompson

August 20, 2018

India Carsharing Group Revv to Use Hyundai Vehicles — Both companies said together they will build the competency and technology necessary to lead the future of India's mobility market.
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Revv, an India-based self-drive carsharing service, has expanded its services with Hyundai Motor Company.

The partnership between the two companies will consist of supporting Revv’s growing rental services, including a supply of Hyundai carsharing products, the development of new mobility service platforms, and product marketing, according to a press release.

Both companies said together they will build the competency and technology necessary to lead the future of India's mobility market.

The self-drive car rental market in India has grown exponentially, increasing from $900 million in 2016 to $1.5 billion in 2018. Currently there are 15,000 self-driving cars in India — a figure that is expected to grow to 50,000 by 2020 and to 150,000 in 2022.

Topics:Mobility Services Mobility Revv Carsharing India Hyundai Global Shared-Use Mobility Global Fleet

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