DriveNow has arrived in Budapest!
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Earlier this month we reported that car-sharing giant DriveNow will be coming to Budapest. The company began their official operations yesterday, and they are the third car-sharing provider in the Hungarian capital after GreenGo and MOL Limo. In the first week, customers can choose to drive 8 different kinds of BMW and MINI models. Their fleet currently numbers 200 cars in total.
DriveNow, which is one of the subsidiary companies of car-sharing firm SHARE NOW, is the third company of this kind to serve Budapest’s residents, as communicated by Forbes. After their announcement on April 11th to enter the Hungarian market, their cars have been rolled out onto Budapest’s streets. Customers can choose from by the minute, hourly and daily usage fees.
According to DriveNow, in the last 2 and a half weeks, over 10,000 people have registered for their service.
Their fleet includes BMW 1 series, 2 series Active Tourer, and BMW X 1 and X2 models. The MINIs on offer are their 3- and 5-door models, the MINI Cabrio. The firm is also introducing BMW’s fully electric i3 later on.