The memorandum of understanding reached by the three companies is one of Uber's zero-emission travel platform plans. By 2025, 50% of the total kilometers traveled on Uber platforms in seven European capitals (Amsterdam, Berlin, Brussels, Lisbon, London, Madrid and Paris) will be completed by electric vehicles. This means that by the end of 20021,passengers will be able to choose zero-emission vehicles in major European cities that account for 80% of Uber's business.
According to the memorandum of understanding, the three companies will explore how to accelerate the application of electric vehicles and electric ecosystems in European cities, including the following efforts:
Provide partner drivers with access to Renault and Nissan electric vehicles through Uber App, including Renault ZOE and Nissan LEAF and the new electric vehicles of the two companies in the future.
By the end of 2020, the British pilot project will be extended to France, and then the project will be extended to markets such as the Netherlands and Portugal.
Launch a joint marketing and training program to publicize the benefits and benefits of electric vehicles to Uber's cooperative drivers, and provide them with test drive opportunities to experience these cars.
Gilles, senior vice president of electric vehicles and travel services of Renault Group? Normand) said: "We have signed this Memorandum of Understanding with Uber, which is a recognition of our ability to conquer new markets and our ability to support energy transformation professionals. Today, we use our competitive advantage to provide a very attractive electric car for Uber travel, which will help to carry out large-scale electric car travel in the future. In the past few years, we have worked closely with the local government to propose solutions to the increasingly severe challenges facing the city-transportation, decarbonization and air quality. After signing this memorandum of understanding, our goal is to unite the forces of the three countries to accelerate this process. "
Jodi Vera, Vice President of Nissan's European Sales and Marketing Department (Jodi? Vila) added: "From the experience of Nissan Leaf for 65,438+00 years, we know that people like to drive electric cars. This change can help drivers save money and support major cities to have cleaner air. Through the cooperation with Uber in the UK, we can improve people's understanding and use of zero-emission vehicles. Next, we look forward to exploring how to further promote zero-emission vehicles in Europe. "
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