“We believe that Uber and Careem are solving a gap of moving with a car for long distances, Swvl and Uber Bus are solving another gap, which is group commutes, and the missing piece of the puzzle, with all the enhancements that are happening with the public transport, is first and last mile transportation, which is exactly what Rabbit is targeting,” says Kamal ElSoueni, Co-founder & CEO of Rabbit. Founded by ElSoueni and Mohamed Mansoury, Rabbit is a clean-tech platform for short distance transportation, allowing users to rent an electric scooter or an electric bike to travel short distances between one to three kilometers, with the average trip lasting from 12 to 13 minutes. With a passion for working in the transportation sector in Egypt, ElSoueni and Mansoury saw an opportunity in the currently developing sector, especially with the introduction of informal bike lanes in multiple neighborhoods, and the widening of various streets. “We thought of e-scooters and e-bikes because they’re easy, fast, and take you from point A to point B without any effort,” ElSoueni tells Egyptian Streets. View this post on Instagram A post shared by…
Rabbit: Transforming Transportation While Reducing Carbon Footprint in Egypt
February 9, 2022
