WaiveCar

The world's first all electric and free car-sharing service

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The world's first all electric and free car-sharing service

8 followers

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Alterra Bot

This reminds me of 1999 dotcom bubble. Catch the eyeballs. Free websites then. Free car rental now. It's insane. Will end in tears. May I short the stock?

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11yr ago

Sketch Hunt

I love this model! I would suggest you append the 'LA Market only' information prominently on your website, when you can. This will help set consumer expectations and keeps people from downloading the app and getting disappointed. Best wishes for a successful rollout, would really like to see this work in many major metros.

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11yr ago

@isaac_deutsch Hey, awesome product. Just wanted to know if guys keep an inventory (your own fleet) of cars. If you are then how are you planning to keep them moving, cause I think that is really crucial.

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11yr ago

WaiveCar

Maker

@prasannapegu Great question! We do maintain our own fleet, and have an excellent team of fleet rotators that ensure the cars are charged, problem free, in the right locations, and clean!

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11yr ago

I like the concept and want it in Brooklyn. On that note, your onboarding or website should (more) prominently announce the Santa Monica to Santa Monica limitation. You got have my DL#, email, and CC before I found that out.

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11yr ago

WaiveCar

Maker

@doctorhandshake Thanks, we're working on adding that messaging. Brooklyn is definitely one of the cities we're considering for our future markets :)

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11yr ago

Superwall

This is insane! @zolihonig great job! Hope you guys expand as much as you can, this is a great idea. Hope you can move to self-driving market when it opens ;)

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11yr ago

Passionboard

bow to the makers - you have nailed it - when the market seems so saturated on rental or sharing business; you've added a new dimension - loved it by heart :)

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11yr ago

WaiveCar

Maker

@jmacias Oh and yes, the ad display screen will stay on for a bit when the car is off and when it is charging. (unless it's in a resedential area). It actually doesn't drain the traction battery very much at all. Turns out a screen takes way less energy to power than a bunch of electric motors!

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11yr ago

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