BMW reveals more details on the ReachNow launch in Portland
BMW’s ReachNow car-sharing service is heading to Portland, Oregon. Earlier today, BMW of North America revealed more details on the upcoming launch.
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ReachNow Car Sharing Launches New Service for Sea-Tac Airport
ReachNow announced adding a new "park and fly" service for the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
BMW’s car-sharing service ReachNow expanding to Portland
After a successful launch in Seattle, BMW's ReachNow car-sharing service is heading to Portland, Oregon.
ReachNow Adds 150 More Cars and Expands to Southeast Seattle, West Seattle and Magnolia
With this first expansion into Southeast Seattle, West Seattle and Magnolia, ReachNow’s Home Area now includes neighborhoods where more than 75% of Seattleites live.
ReachNow Car Sharing Service Gets 13,000 New Members in First Month
More than13,000 Seattleites have registered for BMW Group’s free-floating premium car sharing service, ReachNow, since its launch one month ago
What is the potential for self-driving cars?
After hearing and discussing many of the pitfalls of self-driving cars, we look at the potential it has to benefit the automotive world on a large scale.
MINI to offer a service like “Airbnb on wheels”
According to Peter Schwarzenbauer, the British brand is planning a service to help its customer make money with their MINIs.
BMW might be planning an Uber rival in Germany
BMW could be expanding its DriveNow car-sharing operation to include a ride-sharing element which will compete with the likes of Uber and Lyft.
Car2Go car-sharing could be getting some competition from BMW in Seattle
BMW appears to be testing its DriveNow car-sharing fleet in Seattle, WA. GeekWire readers spotted the BMW cars in Seattle’s...
DriveNow to Suspend Operations in SF Bay Area
Today, the BMW sub-division DriveNow announces the end of the car-sharing program in the Bay Area starting November 2nd.
Report: BMW’s DriveNow to seek franchise partners
Drive Now, the car-sharing company run by BMW and car rental firm Sixt, could allow third-party companies to run their business as a franchise in some cities
