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Vulog expands in Europe by equipping 500 electric Citroen cars in Madrid with its free-floating car-sharing technology through a partnership with PSA.

Vulog and Volkswagen launched the world's largest electric free-floating car-sharing service in Berlin with plans to expand across Europe using Vulog's advanced AiMA platform.

Volkswagen launched a large electric car-sharing fleet in Berlin using Vulog's free-floating technology, with plans to expand in Europe.

Vulog has entered the Chinese market with a Shanghai office and a major partnership to launch a free-floating car-sharing project, leveraging its global experience and technology.

Rulla scaled its B2B car-sharing service across Sweden by leveraging Vulog’s technology to maintain local dealer trust and operational efficiency.

The Corporate Car Sharing Software market is expected to double by 2033, driven by key players like Vulog and Geotab offering diverse fleet management solutions across global regions.

Vulog's report honors 15 women leaders driving innovation and sustainability in shared and sustainable mobility worldwide.

Dealerships must shift from traditional sales to digital rentals, subscription services, and smart courtesy car management to remain profitable amid declining new car sales and rising costs.

Vulog partners with Renault to integrate its AiMA car-sharing technology into Renault ZOE electric cars at the factory, enabling rapid deployment of shared mobility services worldwide.

Vulog launched Leo Carsharing in Montreal, rapidly gaining users and addressing operational challenges like street cleaning through community engagement and subscription incentives.

Vulog launched Leo Carsharing in Montreal, rapidly gaining users and addressing operational challenges like vehicle relocation during street cleaning while planning further growth.

Leo Autopartage, powered by Vulog, launched a 600-car shared mobility service in Montreal using AI for fleet optimization and faster registration, complementing existing services like Communauto.

Vulog launched Leo Autopartage in Montreal with 600 shared vehicles to address increasing carsharing demand.

Vulog launched a 600-vehicle carsharing service in Montreal using its AI-powered platform, partnering locally to meet rising demand.

Vulog launched a 600-vehicle AI-powered carsharing service in Montreal with local partners, targeting scalable and sustainable shared mobility.

Vulog is preparing to launch its Leo carsharing service in Montreal by outfitting 600 vehicles and planning a phased rollout starting May 12.

Vulog launches its AI-powered car-sharing service Leo in Montreal, aiming to deploy 2,000 vehicles by 2027 and expand its shared mobility technology in North America.

Vulog launches its Leo carsharing service in Montréal, investing $20 million to expand its AI-powered shared mobility platform in North America.

Vulog is launching Leo Carsharing in Montreal with a focus on strong branding, user-friendly app, and local engagement to build a successful carsharing service.

Vulog launched a 600-vehicle AI-powered carsharing service in Montreal, partnering with local groups to offer scalable, flexible mobility.