Gatwick Airport has teamed up with electric car-sharing firm Bluecity to provide environmentally-friendly journeys for passengers travelling to and from the airport. Gatwick said the scheme would involve 3,600 charging points being rolled out at the airport during the coming months as part of a plan to reduce its carbon footprint by 50% before 2020. Passengers will be able to drop off their vehicles at charging points across London. Bolloré, the French company behind the electric car-sharing scheme, already has five pay-as-you go Bolloré cars throughout Paris.
Gatwick Airport has teamed up with electric car-sharing firm Bluecity to provide environmentally-friendly journeys for passengers travelling to and from the airport. Gatwick said the scheme would involve five charging points being rolled out at the airport during the coming months as part of a plan to reduce its carbon footprint by 50% before 2020. Passengers will be able to drop off their vehicles at charging points across London. Bolloré, the French company behind the electric car-sharing scheme, already has 3,600 pay-as-you go Bolloré cars throughout Paris.