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Despite the flexibility and affordability, many still ask if car subscriptions are worth it? Loopit discusses how car subscription can be a cheaper solution than a long term car rental or leasing arrangement.

Success in car subscription depends on unique strategic competencies - all of which are already established and familiar with many car rental companies. Loopit Chief Operating Officer Jeremy Gupta highlights the three advantages car rental companies have when it comes to running a car subscription service.

As electric vehicles begin to share more in common with the mobile phone in your pocket rather than their internal combustion counterparts on the road, the impact of Moore’s law will inevitably result in EVs that charge faster, drive further, are smarter, more reliable and cheaper to manufacture.

Working with Insuret, a specialist provider of insurance for car subscription has allowed Loopit to develop an integrated damage cover product. Learn what our partnership means for car subscription businesses and the management of their digital claims.

Car subscription flexibility is often associated to the subscriber's ability to swap vehicles their needs change. However, Loopit data has shown that subscribers perceive and value subscription flexibility in different ways. In this article, we outline key datapoints from the Loopit network around subscriber usage patterns and how car subscription providers can offer program flexibility in a way that entices the specific needs of their customer segments.

OEMs are in a strong position to run a profitable car subscription service. Loopit discusses the market opportunity for OEMs in car subscription services, their unique advantages and the benefits of partnering with a technology provider.

From ID verification to real-time credit assessment, Loopit's unified KYC management solution enables businesses to establish a seamless car subscription onboarding experience.

Leading Australian subscription mobility platform, Loopit, has announced that it has successfully raised AUD$3.6 million in its first external capital raise. The Seed investment round was led by early-stage venture capital firm Tidal Ventures, with participation from Upswell Ventures and Luxem.

Success in new business models, such as car subscription services lies in the ability to achieve product-market fit. Jeremy Gupta, chief operating officer at Loopit, highlights the three essential components that emerging car subscription providers should focus on in order to achieve product-market fit.

Want to learn more about the future of mobility while on the road? Here are five of our favourite mobility podcasts featuring thought leaders across the new mobility and car subscription industries, curated by the team at Loopit.