Kia, Repsol Launch WiBLE Carsharing Service in Madrid

February 6, 2018 in Global Fleet, Rental Operations
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WiBLE will launch in Madrid in late 2018. Photo via Ángela Ojeda Heyper/Flickr 
WiBLE will launch in Madrid in late 2018. Photo via Ángela Ojeda Heyper/Flickr

Kia Motors Iberia and Repsol announced their partnership to launch a new carsharing service called WiBLE (Widely Accessible, very accessible). 

WiBLE will launch in Madrid, due to the Spanish capital's geography and demographics which lend well to a carsharing market.

Details about the operation of the service are still pending, but Kia and Repsol plan to launch in late 2018 upon authorization of competition from the European Commission.

Related: Zoomcar Plans to Expand, Add Services

Tags: Carsharing, Kia Motors, Repsol, WiBLE, Spain

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