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Volkswagen to Start Ride-Hailing Services Via Electric Buses
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Per Reuters, Volkswagen AG’s independent company, MOIA, announced plans to introduce an all-electric minibus for ride-pooling services in 2018. The company aims to target customers who favor paying for transportation services rather than owning a vehicle. With this minibus launch, the company’s goal is to eliminate one million cars from the cities of Europe and the United States by 2025.
Launched in December 2016, MOIA aims to develop and offer a portfolio of on-demand mobility services for its urban passengers.
Next year, MOIA will be introducing 200 six-seater buses in Hamburg, Germany with added features that include internet access and USB ports to charge electronic devices.
Further, within the next three years, it will be mounting its electric-minibus fleet service in Hamburg to 1,000 units. By 2019, MOIA targets to expand in other cities too.
Per management, introducing this ride-sharing service will help curb traffic congestion at lower rates than cab rides.
In order to build the all-electric minibuses, MOIA will be using Volkswagen’s modular platforms. The buses are expected to travel 186 miles on a single charge. Further, it will take 30 minutes to recharge 80% of the battery.
Price Performance
In the last three months, shares of Volkswagen have outperformed the industry it belongs to. The stock has rallied 25% compared with the industry’s 10.2% gain during the period.
BMW has an expected long-term growth rate of 4.2%. Over the past year, shares of the company have been up 12.7%.
BorgWarner has an expected long-term growth rate of 9%. In the last three months, shares of the company have been up 16.9%.
Cummins has an expected long-term growth rate of 12.2%. Year to date, its shares have been up 20.7%.
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Volkswagen to Start Ride-Hailing Services Via Electric Buses
Per Reuters, Volkswagen AG’s independent company, MOIA, announced plans to introduce an all-electric minibus for ride-pooling services in 2018. The company aims to target customers who favor paying for transportation services rather than owning a vehicle. With this minibus launch, the company’s goal is to eliminate one million cars from the cities of Europe and the United States by 2025.
Launched in December 2016, MOIA aims to develop and offer a portfolio of on-demand mobility services for its urban passengers.
Next year, MOIA will be introducing 200 six-seater buses in Hamburg, Germany with added features that include internet access and USB ports to charge electronic devices.
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Further, within the next three years, it will be mounting its electric-minibus fleet service in Hamburg to 1,000 units. By 2019, MOIA targets to expand in other cities too.
Per management, introducing this ride-sharing service will help curb traffic congestion at lower rates than cab rides.
In order to build the all-electric minibuses, MOIA will be using Volkswagen’s modular platforms. The buses are expected to travel 186 miles on a single charge. Further, it will take 30 minutes to recharge 80% of the battery.
Price Performance
In the last three months, shares of Volkswagen have outperformed the industry it belongs to. The stock has rallied 25% compared with the industry’s 10.2% gain during the period.
Zacks Rank & Key Picks
Volkswagen carries a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold). Some better-ranked stocks in the auto space are BMW AG (BAMXF - Free Report) , BorgWarner Inc. (BWA - Free Report) and Cummins Inc. (CMI - Free Report) , all carrying a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy). You can see the complete list of today’s Zacks #1 (Strong Buy) Rank stocks here.
BMW has an expected long-term growth rate of 4.2%. Over the past year, shares of the company have been up 12.7%.
BorgWarner has an expected long-term growth rate of 9%. In the last three months, shares of the company have been up 16.9%.
Cummins has an expected long-term growth rate of 12.2%. Year to date, its shares have been up 20.7%.
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