Car sharing schemes are quite popular all across North America and Europe, since many now prefer to use a car only when they need to, instead of owning even though they don\u2019t really use it enough to justify its purchase and the inherent extra hassle. The prospect seems very attractive from an end user\u2019s perspective, which is why it\u2019s not surprising that more and more brands are popping up with this sole focus, mobility brands, like the Renault-owned Mobilize.<\/p>\n
Recently confirmed for launch in the UK in 2023, Mobilize will come to Britain with a tandem two-seater electric urban runabout, a spiritual successor to the Renault Twizy<\/a> called the Duo. It is an important vehicle for Renault, since the manufacturer defines it as its first ever “software-defined vehicle,<\/em>” (notion explained in the video below) according to Mobilize CEO Fedra Ribeiro, who also said the Duo was being launched “as an enabler not an operator.<\/em>“<\/p>\n <\/p>\n