Welsh electric car club scheme grows to more than 500 members
Backed by £1 million in Welsh Government funding, the zero-emission scheme gives members hourly or daily access to electric cars through an app.
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Welsh electric car club scheme grows to more than 500 members
TrydaNi gives drivers access to electric cars across Wales in a way that is affordable, convenient and beneficial to local communities. Backed by £1m of Welsh Government funding, the scheme is open to individuals, businesses and non-profit organisations, and has grown to more than 500 members, with numbers rising as new clubs open. This year TrydaNi has launched clubs in Swansea, Penygroes, and Abergavenny, and will soon also launch a club in Ba…
Zero-emission car sharing clubs expand across Wales
An electric car-sharing scheme backed by £1m of Welsh Government funding has grown to more than 500 members as it expands to communities across Wales. TrydaNi gives drivers access to electric cars across Wales in a way that aims to be affordable, convenient and beneficial to local communities. The scheme is open to individuals, businesses […] The post Zero-emission car sharing clubs expand across Wales appeared first on Nation.Cymru.
Over 500 people are now members of TrydaNi electric car sharing clubs across Wales. TrydaNi is a community-owned electric vehicle sharing service. Its aim is to give people the opportunity to use an electric car without having to own one.
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