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