Autostrad, a progressive car rental company in the UAE has taken a pioneering step toward sustainable mobility by incorporating 200 ‘Rabdan One’ electric cars from NWTN into its fleet, thus becoming the largest electric vehicle fleet provider in the UAE.
With an investment of 50 million in these initiative and ambitious plans for expanding its range of energy-efficient cars, Autostrad reaffirms its commitment to environmental responsibility. All 200 newly acquired vehicles are leased for the prestigious COP 28 event, demonstrating their dedication to supporting major international events with sustainable transportation solutions.
Ahmed Abood Al Yafei, Group CEO, Autostrad highlighting the group’s commitment to sustainability, said “The acquisition of the Rabdan electric fleet aligns with our strategic vision for sustainable mobility. Additionally, we are pleased that our affiliate company, One Mobility Group shall be responsible for managing after-sales service for Rabdan vehicles in Abu Dhabi, Al Ain & Sharjah, through its extensive network of cutting-edge garages, assuring a comprehensive and eco-friendly service experience for Rabdan’s customers.”
Karunesh Arya, General Manager of Autostrad, stated, “Autostrad’s strategic acquisition not only transforms the car rental landscape in the UAE but also offers an unparalleled blend of luxury, eco-friendliness, and comprehensive service through the ‘Rabdan One’ fleet. We are committed to the UAE’s vision of achieving sustainable mobility as we aim to have 25% of our fleet as energy-efficient by 2030, contributing significantly to our green future.”
Arya continued, “Our belief in environmental stewardship drives us to lead by example. This investment is a testament to our dedication to operational excellence and environmental responsibility. We aim not only to enhance our efficiency but also to reduce our ecological footprint, continually evolving to meet the dynamic needs of our customers and the planet.”
This strategic move propels Autostrad toward long-term success while embracing a greener, more sustainable future.
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