After a new round of global integration, Ford’s Spin announced on Tuesday that users can discover and rent Spin’s electric scooters through Google Maps. Since last Sunday, any user using Google Maps can see the nearby Spin electric bicycles or electric scooters in real-time, and display the estimated time required to pick up the car on foot, the remaining power of these vehicles, and the time required to reach the destination.
But if you need to pay, unlock, and ride, the user will jump to the Spin app. The company said Google Maps users will be able to see the Spin in Europe and North beauty availability of 84 cities, towns and campuses. In an interview with The Verge, Spin CEO Ben Bear said: “Our goal is to use alternative transportation, bicycles, scooters, public transportation, and car travel as convenient or even more convenient.
Unless you can Do this, otherwise you will not really promote the transformation of the model, and this is what we are concerned about in the micro-mobile industry. Spin’s scooter will appear on Google Maps, and when the user finds a route to a specific location, select the bicycle option. They will also appear under public transportation labels, Bear said. Spin is the latest electric car company to include its products on Google Maps.
Since the end of 2019, users have been able to find and rent Lime scooters. Depending on the city, this popular navigation app also includes available bicycle sharing, public transportation schedules, and information on the cost of using Uber and Lyft vehicles.
