MILES in the news

MILES appoints former Tesla manager Dag Reckhorn as Managing Director to lead vehicle operations, covering fleet management, maintenance, and refurbishment.

Miles Mobility appointed Dag Reckhorn as Chief Vehicle Officer and managing director to oversee all vehicle operations, leveraging his extensive automotive industry experience.

Miles is using a study claiming its car-sharing vehicles replace 27 private cars to influence discussions on new parking fees for car-sharing services.

MILES CEO Oliver Mackprang is frustrated by widespread vandalism in Berlin, where the company's car branding is altered to display 'MILFS'.

Miles is expanding its Berlin car-sharing fleet with 500 new Toyota Yaris Cross Hybrid vehicles to enhance availability and offer more hybrid options.

Miles implemented new parking fees in specific districts of Germany to offset operational costs from imbalanced car distribution, offering discounts for driving out of these zones.

Miles is adding 500 Toyota Yaris Cross Hybrid cars to its Berlin car-sharing fleet, starting in late August 2026, marking its first use of Toyota vehicles.

Car-sharing vehicle numbers in Hamburg, including MILES, have significantly decreased since 2024 due to fleet consolidation and overcapacity reduction, despite an increase in app bookings.

Miles is adding 2,500 Opel Corsa and Astra hybrid vehicles to its German car-sharing fleet, focusing on major cities and practical hybrid technology.

Miles, a carsharing company, is grappling with security vulnerabilities concerning invalid driving licenses, customer misconduct, and high operational costs in Berlin.

Miles, a carsharing provider, is celebrating ten years while tackling vehicle misuse in Berlin.

Leasys participated in a panel discussion at MILES Mobility's 10th anniversary, focusing on the economic challenges and financing models for electric car-sharing fleets.

A 21-year-old is on trial in Hamburg for a high-speed car chase in a rented Miles Audi, ending in a crash and significant damage.

A non-smoking customer of Miles Mobility was wrongly fined 100 euros due to a false smoke detector reading in a car-sharing vehicle, a problem that appears to be widespread.

Residents in Berlin's border districts are struggling with excessive clusters of Miles carsharing vehicles that block parking spaces and residential access.

CEO Oliver Mackprang discusses the company's role in reducing urban traffic, the challenges of electrification, and strategic responses to vehicle vandalism.

Local news covers a major real estate fraud trial, potential expansion plans for Miles carsharing, and new developments in Potsdam's housing and creative sectors.

MILES reports 25,000 active users in Potsdam and identifies several new districts for potential carsharing expansion.

MILES is scaling back its electric fleet due to high operating costs and the removal of federal subsidies, prioritizing economic survival over rapid electrification.

Residents of Berlin-Rummelsburg are frustrated as Miles carsharing vehicles frequently clog residential streets near the Sisyphos techno club.