BMW's ReachNow Service Includes a Range of Additional Features
German automaker BMW has decided to jump onto the car-sharing service bandwagon whilst also showcasing its intent to differentiate itself from the crowd thanks to a whole slew of additional features that it dubs 'car-sharing 2.0'.
The service itself is called ReachNow and is somewhat based on BMW's already existing DriveNow service, which is active in Europe with a fleet of over 4,000 vehicles. ReachNow users can have a car delivered to them, and can either choose to keep their vehicle for longer than initially planned. Users who cannot drive can also take advantage of this car-sharing service in conjunction with a chaffeur.
Ultimately, the ReachNow service is part of a growing movement to deploy car-sharing services as part of a push to completely revolutionize the way people drive vehicles and commute.
The service itself is called ReachNow and is somewhat based on BMW's already existing DriveNow service, which is active in Europe with a fleet of over 4,000 vehicles. ReachNow users can have a car delivered to them, and can either choose to keep their vehicle for longer than initially planned. Users who cannot drive can also take advantage of this car-sharing service in conjunction with a chaffeur.
Ultimately, the ReachNow service is part of a growing movement to deploy car-sharing services as part of a push to completely revolutionize the way people drive vehicles and commute.
