Uber teams up with UK start-up Enso to offer riders low emission EV tires

Michael Holder
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Prince William with Enso founder Gunnlaugur Erlendsson in London | Credit: Enso
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Prince William with Enso founder Gunnlaugur Erlendsson in London | Credit: Enso

Ride-hailing giant is also reportedly preparing to open a pop-up, pedal-powered pub in Westminster this week

Uber is to offer its drivers in the UK and US discounted low emission and range-extending electric vehicle (EV) tyres under a new partnership announced last week with UK start-up Enso. The global and...

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