Electric Car Sharing

Richard Bradbury | Daniel Fernandez | Ariff Roose

20-Oct-18 12:00

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This week on Cruise Control, Ariff goes through the ups and downs in the automotive world, as plans to replace MRT Feeder Buses with Grab turned out to never exist, but plans to implement free tolls were scraped. Daniel then dives into an ever growing practice in promoting sustainability, electric car sharing, before wrapping up with a review of what may be just Range Rover’s most stylish model yet, the Velar.

Produced by: Ali Johan

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Categories: Business Analysis, Auto

Tags: Range Rover, Tata, Velar, Tesla, Range Rover Velar, Grab, Public Transport, MRT Feeder Bus, Anthony Loke, Six Hours At Fuji, Nabil Jefferi, Electric Car Sharing, Taxes, Tolls,

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