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* Launch of the Sono Carsharing App Developed by
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* Going Well Beyond the Sion Solar Electric Car Developed by
Strengthening the Community Feeling and Sense of Responsibility
The great difference between Sono Carsharing and the offerings from competitors is the fact that the sharing community is defined and managed by the vehicle owners themselves. This creates a genuine feeling of belonging to a community, and the sense of responsibility for the loaned vehicle is also increased. Uncomplicated third-party driver insurance is already included in case a vehicle is damaged. The Sono Carsharing app can be downloaded free from the
The vehicle can be reserved either in advance, for example, for weekend trips, or also booked spontaneously for excursions at short notice after prior agreement. After use, the car must be returned to a 'home zone' defined by the vehicle owner. The vehicle owners themselves set the prices. Billing is per minute, distance driven or based on a flat rate.
Car-Sharing Platform Without Its Own Fleet
'Three things were important for us when designing the Sono Carsharing app: how can we reduce the number of cars on our roads while at the same time increasing the utilization of all the vehicles that are just standing around, and also, as a higher-level goal, make significantly more efficient use of vehicles as a resource? The concept originally developed exclusively for the Sion was not enough for us, so we expanded the scope to include all private cars. With the service expansion now launched, we are reacting to the feedback we have received from our customers. We are making connecting and community building even easier and at the same time increasing vehicle utilization,' says
'Sono Carsharing is an important part of our business model and our vision of a world without fossil fuels. When the Sion is launched, our goal is to become the largest car-sharing platform in
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