GM Holden’s mobility platform Maven, an Australian flexible car sharing service, is expanding to meet demand by adding a new vehicle to its fleet.
Maven is relaunching long-term rentals in Australia, with a greater focus on the Holden Colorado ute, Maven Australia general manager Joanne Stogiannis says. Dealers can now offer the Colorado ute to its Maven customers.
“Since launching in October 2018 we have continued to grow our suite of flexible products and model range allowing our members to access premium Holden vehicles loaded with the latest connectivity, safety features and technology for a set weekly fee.”
Maven offers members access to multiple models in the Holden range with flexible pricing options and is available for consumers and businesses in urban areas across the country.
Holden dealers extend its vehicles to Maven for customers to use, and handle the cars.
There is no membership fee to join Maven and prices start from $225 a week for a Holden Trax LTZ, including unlimited kilometres, 24/7 roadside assistance, scheduled servicing and insurance.
Businesses, particularly start-ups and SMEs are looking for mobility solutions.
“SMEs using Maven will enjoy the ease of access, comfort and the peace of mind that comes with the great range of Holden vehicles for their business without the worry of registration, insurance, maintenance and servicing costs,” Stogiannis says.
The Holden Colorado LTZ, with a one tonne payload and 3.5 tonne towing capacity, is available for $300 a week.
Other Holden vehicles Maven offers are the Holden Equinox LTZ, Captiva LTZ, Commodore Calais and the seven-seater Holden Acadia.
Nearly 80% of Maven reservations have been made by millennials – and Maven is helping Holden develop this customer base.
Maven is available in Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane, the Gold Coast, the Sunshine Coast and Perth.
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