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Jimena Pardo Diaz, co-founder of Carrot car sharing company in Mexico romantic inns vermont City, discusses in the web exclusive Q A how the company has fared since officially launching in June. At 750 registers so far, Carrot has 16 locations at a fleet of 18 vehicles.
We started on a beta period in May, and officially launched in June. We don t have a partnership with the city government but we have their full support. Mexico City s Major Marcelo Ebrard actually joined us on our launching event.
Results have been great, we have found that citizens are really eager to use it and make this program a success. We have more than 750 registers so far. People are using it for business and pleasure. Costumers have taken ownership of the service and helped us improve it.
No. Diego Sol rzano Cervantes and I are very young. Diego is 25 and had a well-paid job in a financial enterprise, while I am 27 and used to work for HP. Diego took an entrepreneur romantic inns vermont course and had the idea that a Zipcar model could work in Mexico City. I am a city lover and always had an interest in environmental issues. We met and it was a perfect match that made us start Carrot from scratch. It was a risk to move from the comfort of our good jobs, but we have been so passionate about our business that clients have noticed it and we have shared that to them.
Street marketing and social media have been great, since we can interact with our possible costumers and get to know them. The feedback has been great, people love the service. We also do online romantic inns vermont targeted ads.
We have more clients that we thought we would have at this point, so we are so excited about it. We actually went viral on social media. The need for mobility solutions romantic inns vermont is a trend in Mexico City, and something that is really needed. (Click the photo at right to enlarge the company's infographic.)
We are making an alliance with Nissan. The biggest challenge will be the Nissan Leaf since there are no electric cars available in Mexico people are not familiarized with them. Plus, there are no recharging stations around the city.
We are expecting 1,000 units in M xico City and presence in other major cities in the country. I think the conventional rental could also grow its share as there is a lot of motivation for the tourist industry.