A year ago, BMW’s carsharing program known as ReachNow folded up shop in San Francisco and moved to Seattle. The service began with 370 cars, including electric BMW i3 sedans and conventional 3 Series and MINI offerings. A year later, the ReachNow fleet has grown to more than 700 cars and expanded to Portland and Brooklyn. It now has more than 50,000 members.
BMW has long said that BMW i wasn’t created exclusively for developing and manufacturing their plug in electric vehicles; that it would also be devoted to developing sustainable mobility solutions as well.
Originally published on EV Obsession. BMW Group has launched its ReachNow premium carsharing service in Seattle, Washington, according to recent reports. The launch follows the recent completion of a successful pilot program. The company has established Seattle as the North American headquarters of the ReachNow service, and is now working … [continued]
