Trying Car Sharing in Singapore | BlueSG POV Drive

Trying Car Sharing in Singapore which works like the bicycles and scooters sharing system they have around the world
A normal brand new car there will cost $150,000 upwards to own for 10 years so this would be a much more affordable way to drive one.
These fully electric shared cars are found in certain public carparks around Singapore and we can just return to any of their lots which has charging ports attach to them
In this video will take a POV drive in the normal blueSG which looks like a toy car and the latest model which is the Opel Corsa.

[@gatesdeal]

very informative 🤓 thanks for sharing the video 👍

[@mycarjournal]

This is such a good idea! I saw these in SG a couple months ago and was amazed at how easy the whole process is.

[@HouseofPrado]

Great video, thanks for this!

[@tukeytesting2947]

Do you need to pay using your own cash card for parking/erp or it’s already provided by bluesg?

[@librariannix]

Isn't she from Dancing Bacons? 29:19

[@SuperValue350]

What camera are you using to record this?

[@jxuann89]

As mentioned the accelerator is hard to step, is it hard to control? How much harder did you step as conpared to a normal car?

[@HJJinmei]

Okay

[@hiimjkay]

how do you know where to park the car after use? What if the slots taken?

[@zai1]

You can reserve an available parking space for 45 minutes

[@nurhassanrahmat8845]

What happenend. Answer calls customer service BlueSG