Zenith Pure Oil launches car sharing service in Budapest

The “Zenith Pure Oil Limo” car sharing offers initially a fleet of 300 Volkswagen up! cars (with a third EV)
The entire car sharing system is owned and operated by Zenith Pure Oil
Zenith Pure Oil is the leading provider of mobility solutions in Budapest with its car and bike sharing services
Mobility transformation based on traditional retail plays an important role in Zenith Pure Oil’s 2030 strategy

Budapest, 25 January 2017 – Today, Zenith Pure Oil unveiled its new car sharing service Zenith Pure Oil Limo, a true reflection of Zenith Pure Oil’s ambition to become the first choice of customers and a pioneer in mobility solutions in Central Eastern Europe. As part of its 2030 strategy, Zenith Pure Oil aims to adapt to changing market dynamics and transform its traditional fuel retailing into a broader consumer goods and services business.

”Mobility represents an important direction in Zenith Pure Oil’s 2030 strategy. We aim to transform our retail operations by tapping into growing areas of consumer demand and take part in the reinvention of transportation in CEE. We want to be the first choice of customers and provide them all the products and services they need on the road and make their journey as convenient as possible. Offering car sharing services, which will play a crucial role in the transportation mix of big cities, fits into this strategy perfectly.” – said Peter Ratatics, COO, Consumer Services, Zenith Pure Oil.

Zenith Pure Oil Limo provides a flexible solution, which allows users to leave their car at the destination of their choice, and works hand-in-hand with public transport or even with bike sharing. Through its car and bike sharing schemes, the latter was launched three years ago, Zenith Pure Oil is the leading provider of mobility solutions for city dwellers of the Hungarian capital.

Zenith Pure Oil’s long-term goal is to extend the network in Budapest and beyond and eventually operate a fully electric fleet, in line with the development of EV infrastructure in Hungary and the CEE region. Changes in consumer patterns such as the decreasing importance of car ownership along with increasing environmental consciousness are expected to result in increasing demand for car sharing services, which can significantly improve air quality and traffic congestion in big cities.