Not every bike, scooter or pushchair owner will use their vehicle indefinitely, meaning that money is wasted on upfront costs and vehicles risk falling into disrepair. App-based one-time hire services aren’t legally subject to regular testing either and cost more per use than a purchase would. Wuva aims to better integrate personal mobility into the circular economy with its subscription-based mobility rental service.
Based in London, the company offers bike, scooter and pushchair rental subscriptions. After using the vehicle, it’s returned and refurbished for another member to use. The cost-effective method is cheaper than one-time hires and upfront purchases and guarantees the safety and quality of the vehicle. Wuva also offers a wider variety of scooter, bike, and pushchair builds to accommodate a variety of use cases, partnering with well-known brands like Raleigh as well as independent creators.
Though fresh to the market, Wuva’s blend of convenience and quality will be a boon as it attempts to penetrate a competitive market dominated by single-use rentals.
Freddie
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle