An innovative new mobility project was launched today in Grenoble (France) that could pave the way for cleaner, less congested cities of tomorrow.

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Not just another car-sharing scheme, Cité Lib by Ha:mo offers a new type of urban mobility service based on ultra-compact electric vehicles. By complementing Grenoble’s existing public transport network, it offers people a solution for the short trips planned as part of their city journey, while reducing traffic congestion and emissions and improving air quality in the city.
The largest Toyota i-ROAD deployment worldwide

Not just another car-sharing scheme
Not just vehicles – a whole system
Toyota is also responsible for the car-sharing management system – called Ha:mo (for Harmonious mobility) – which it piloted in its home town of Toyota City in Japan.Both vehicles – i-ROAD and COMS – and the charging stations (a total of 120 charging points have been installed for the project) will be seamlessly connected to the transport information infrastructure of Grenoble, offering people both route planning and online/mobile reservations.
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