Luxembourg-based startup Moovee strikes car cleaning market with an eco-friendly solution Moovee Clean
Moovee, the shared mobility market leader in Luxembourg has introduced its brand new eco-friendly car cleaning service Moovee Clean. The digital-first car cleaning platform offers services for corporate employees in their fingertips. Startup Moovee was initiated byNicolas Gauthier and Sébastien Berthelot at InCub, the technological incubator of Paul Wurth in Luxembourg.
What’s the catch?
Though there are more than hundred car cleaning service providers available in Luxembourg, Moovee is touting its fresh platform as an ecological and hassle-free contender. The startup promises steam-based chemical-free manual cleaning which will save water and reduce carbon footprints. The service includes interior and exterior sanitation of the cars along with post-cleaning tire pressures adjustment and fuel check.
Moovee has designed an innovative digital interface for company employees so that they can avail the car cleaning service anytime at the places of their convenience. It can be one’s office, home, public parking or anywhere. Even, during the service, patrons are offered an alternative mobility solution by means of electric scooter, electric bike or electric car.
While a single premium cleaning costs € 69, there are attractive membership packages offered by Moovee Clean. Since its inception, the platform has served more than 2500 clients.
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