After many delays, the BlueIndy electric car sharing service finally launched in Indianapolis today. Hailed as America's most ambitious electric car sharing programme, it is being being run by the Bolloré Group of France, which says it is investing $41m in the Indianapolis operation. The company has said BlueIndy will have 25 charging stations and 50 vehicles around the city at launch, and the plan is for 200 stations and 500 electric cars in the near future. The cars themselves are small white electric hatchbacks made by Bolloré, featuring the BlueIndy logo on the sides.
After many delays, the BlueIndy electric car sharing service finally launched in Indianapolis yesterday. Hailed as America's most ambitious electric car sharing programme, it is being being run by the Bolloré Group of France, which says it is investing $41m in the Indianapolis operation. The company has said BlueIndy will have 25 charging stations and 50 vehicles around the city at launch, and the plan is for 200 stations and 500 electric cars in the near future. The cars themselves are small white electric hatchbacks made by Bolloré, featuring the BlueIndy logo on the sides.