– Iconic automobile will be available to Delimobil customers in Moscow from the end of July. – Partnership with car sharing companies is a strategic decision for FCA Russia.
The Fiat 500 is not yet seen very often on the streets of Moscow. But that will soon change. FCA Russia has entered into a strategic partnership with the car sharing company Delimobil. The company will initially add 50 Fiat 500s to its fleet and offer them to customers in the Russian capital. An expansion of the cooperation to other cities is planned. Delimobil currently has more than 7.500 vehicles in its inventory, and more than 2,4 million customers use the service for around 42.000 trips per day.
Delimobil chose the Fiat 500, the most popular city car in Europe and presented in Russia at the "Grand Italia Fest" in Moscow at the beginning of July, due to its high attractiveness for car sharing models. The iconic car impresses with its unique design, excellent driving characteristics and high fuel efficiency.
"Each of our vehicles is currently used about 13 times a day. We believe the Fiat 500 can exceed this frequency. We will continue to work with FCA to expand our offerings in all areas of modern mobility," said Mukhit Seidakhmetov, CEO of Delimobil.
For FCA Russia, the new partnership with Delimobil is of great strategic importance. In modern Russian society, access to a vehicle is more important than owning one. Customers are also increasingly looking for flexibility. The cooperation with Delimobil in car sharing is an important step for FCA Russia to offer new and innovative mobility solutions.
About Delimobil Founded in 2015, Delimobil is the first car sharing provider in Russia. By integrating modern processes and the experience of European companies in this sector, Delimobil has become an important and fundamental factor of the infrastructure. Delimobil's offer is currently available in eleven cities in Russia: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Samara, Ufa, Nizhny Novgorod, Yekaterinburg, Grozny, Novosibirsk, Krasnodar, Krasnoyarsk and Rostov-on-Don.
