Uber rolls out tyre discount for London EV drivers

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Ride hailing giant partners with sustainable tyre company ENSO to support its efforts to make London 'global capital of electrification'

Uber drivers in London can now get 50 per cent off sustainable tyres produced by ENSO that have been made specifically for popular electric vehicles (EVs), including the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y. Uber...

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