GreenGo has started its service in Budapest at the end of November with 45 electric ‘Volkswagen Up’ cars and it wants to expand its fleet with 25 cars in the near future. Registration costs about 5900 forints (18 euros), while active users pay additional 1000 forints (3,3 euros) per months and 65 forints (0,2 euros) per kilometers. According to index.hu’s estimation, an average Hungarian spends altogether 35.000 forints (110 euros) on maintaining and using his/her own car every months, a sum that would enable him/her to travel about 170 kilometers by GreenGo service during a month. It means car-sharing could be tempting for those in particular, who do not use their cars on a daily basis but a few occasions in a week, the paper said.
