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DUBAI: Shared mobility is gradually gaining a foothold in the Gulf Cooperation Council region as the automobile industry predictably joins other sectors in adapting to the sharing economy. Whether it is renting out office space, an Airbnb vacation home, or a fancy dress for a special occasion, more people around the world are embracing the concept of sharing resources and

DUBAI: Although the electric-vehicle market in the Middle East is still in its infancy, the global rollout of new EV models is accelerating their adoption in the region as governments and consumers embrace the transition away from the internal combustion engine. A new study by Goldman Sachs predicts that EVs will make up about half of new car sales worldwide by 2035. “While

With a strong belief that car-sharing will trump car ownership over the next decade, Vilhelm Hedberg, a senior executive in the field of quality management..

CAIRO: The shared mobility technology landscape, which includes ride-sharing, car-renting and taxi-ordering models, has been on the rise in the Middle East and North African region ever since global players such as Uber and Lyft rode a wave of success in the business. After producing several unicorns, the shared mobility market in the region is set to expand with a compound

6 June 2022: Dubai, United Arab Emirates (PRWEB) June 28, 2022 -- SellAnyCar.com customers in the UAE can now enjoy a seamless and immediate solution to their

Meet the Entrepreneurs speaks to Vilhelm Hedberg, the founder of ‘ekar’; the Middle Easts first and largest personal mobility company, headquartered in Dubai.

These are exciting times for startups in the Middle East as venture capital firms and tech investors are increasingly seeking out novel ideas that can be turned into reality. To coincide with World Creativity and Innovation Day on April 21, Arab News has compiled a definitive list of the top 15 startups in the region. From the UAE to Egypt to Saudi Arabia, a new business

Ekar has launched peer-to-peer carsharing in Saudi Arabia. When their personally owned vehicles are not in use, Saudi 'hosts' can now earn money by renting them out on the ekar platform. Vehicles previously inspected and installed with a telematics unit or 'health tracker' by the company’s operations team can be instantly activated on its app.

RIYADH: Middle East mobility company ekar has launched a contactless peer-to-peer car-sharing service in Saudi Arabia, reported Gulf Business. Through this facility, individuals can earn money by renting out their vehicles on the ekar platform. Ekar’s entire process of renting vehicles is contactless, as the rented cars will be activated through an app, which unlocks the

The company's digital peer-to-peer solution eliminates the requirement for the host and the renter to meet in person.