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Revel has officially decided to discontinue its ride-hailing service, which aimed to compete with industry giants like Uber and Lyft. This decision comes four years after the company's initial launch in the ride-hailing market. The company has stated that it will now redirect its efforts towards expanding its electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure.
In light of this transition, Revel is seeking to sell or return its fleet of bright-blue Tesla and Kia electric vehicles. The shift reflects a broader trend in the transportation industry, where many companies are pivoting towards sustainable practices and technologies. Revel's move to prioritize EV charging aligns with the growing demand for charging solutions as more consumers adopt electric vehicles.
As Revel steps away from the competitive ride-hailing landscape, it aims to capitalize on the expanding market for EV infrastructure. This strategic pivot positions the company to play a significant role in the future of sustainable transportation.
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