Autonomy, a provider of vehicle subscriptions, in September announced that it is expanding beyond its electric vehicle focus to become a broader vehicle subscription platform, adding gas-powered vehicles to its offerings. The expanded lineup includes a range of gas-powered Ford vehicles including the Mustang, Ranger, F-150, Bronco Sport, Escape and Explorer. The addition of these vehicles give Autonomy customers access to a broader selection of cars through Autonomy’s flexible month-to-month subscription model. This expansion signifies an important evolution of Autonomy’s product offering, which was previously exclusively focused on electric vehicles.
“Autonomy is about giving people the freedom and flexibility to access the right vehicle for their needs, without requiring a traditional long-term lease or ownership,” said Fred Weick, CEO, Autonomy. “Our customers are telling us they want more choice and expanding the lineup enables us to serve a broader range of drivers. While EVs remain a key part of our business, adding gas-powered vehicles gives customers more options to choose what works best for their lifestyle and needs.”
The vehicles for the first phase of this internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicle expansion were supplied by Los Angeles-based Galpin Motors and are available in the California market. In the near future, Autonomy plans to work with other dealer partners throughout the country to expand gas-powered vehicle options to additional markets. Autonomy currently operates in Arizona, California, Florida, Texas, New York, North Carolina and Washington.
Autonomy offers a month-to-month, subscription-based mobility solution, similar to a flexible lease but without the long-term commitment and can be secured with a credit card.
