Sebastian “Looking for Electric Cuteness in all the GM places” Blanco reports, “Residents of Oslo, Norway – and tourists – will soon be able to participate in a new car sharing plan called Move About.” The service will offer Th!nk City electric cars to drive. After Gutenberg readers may recall that Ford Motor Company imported the Think City for a station car project tested by the New York Power Authority.
“Move About currently runs two corporate car sharing services in Oslo and Gothenburg, Sweden, with futher expansion planned through Europe in the next few years.”
As of May 27, Move About will start public car sharing with 13 electric vehicles at three locations in downtown Oslo. Michael Eimstad, Move About’s managing director, told AutoblogGreen that the program will be open “to anybody with a driving licence, and is (as far as we know) the first of its kind in the world.”
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Speaking of Ford Motor Company and electric cars, both Nissan and Ford have announced plans for an all-electric car offered for sale in 2012. Meanwhile, reports Michael Kanellos for Greentech, “Nissan has struck again.”