Autolib news

Autolib' was a car-sharing service that operated in Paris, France from 2011 to 2019. Here are some recent news articles and updates about Autolib':

• Closure of Autolib': In 2019, the city of Paris announced that it would be shutting down Autolib' due to financial difficulties and a decline in usage. The service ceased operations on December 31, 2019.
• Debt and financial struggles: Autolib' had been struggling financially for several years, with debts of over €100 million. The service had also faced criticism for its high costs and limited availability.
• Alternative transportation options: In the wake of Autolib's closure, the city of Paris has been promoting alternative transportation options, such as public transportation, bike-sharing, and ride-hailing services.
• Legacy of Autolib': Despite its closure, Autolib' is still seen as a pioneering effort in the field of car-sharing and electric vehicle technology. The service had over 30,000 members and had helped to reduce traffic congestion and air pollution in Paris.
• Potential for revival: There have been reports that a new company, called "Bolt", is planning to relaunch a car-sharing service in Paris, using some of the same infrastructure and technology as Autolib'. However, no official announcement has been made.

Here are some recent news articles about Autolib':

• "Autolib', the electric car-sharing service, is shutting down" (The Guardian, December 2019)
• "Paris's Autolib' car-sharing service to cease operations" (France 24, December 2019)
• "Autolib' closure marks end of an era for Paris's electric car-sharing experiment" (The Local France, January 2020)
• "Bolt plans to relaunch Autolib' car-sharing service in Paris" (Les Échos, March 2020)

Please note that these articles are in French, unless otherwise specified.