Vulog Shared Mobility and Carsharing Platform

Vulog is a mobility technology provider based in Nice, France, with about 20 years of experience in shared mobility and investors including Bpifrance, ETF Partners and Inven Capital. It supplies the technology that OEMs, dealerships, rental companies and carsharing operators use to run connected vehicle services.

Its AI-powered platform can be deployed end to end or as modules for digital rental, subscription, carsharing, loaner and demo vehicles, corporate mobility and micromobility. It supports free-floating, scheduled and hybrid carsharing models and comes with more than 100 ready-made features, the Vubox telematics device, open APIs and mobile SDKs. Customer logos include Toyota, Kinto, Sumitomo, Volkswagen, Kia, Stellantis and Bolt.

• Carsharing: free-floating, scheduled, round-trip and hybrid models in one platform.
• Digital rental and subscription: app-based booking, contracts and vehicle handover.
• Corporate mobility: shared pool cars for employees with booking and usage tracking.
• Vubox telematics: keyless access, real-time data and remote diagnostics.
• Micromobility and loaner modules: support for light vehicles, dealer loaners and demo cars.
• Open APIs and SDKs: integration with third-party systems and branded mobile apps.

Vietnamese car dealers and EV brands can offer app-based subscriptions, test drives and loaner cars with keyless handover. Rental companies can switch to digital self-service rental at airports and city depots. Large corporates and industrial parks can run shared employee car pools with booking and usage reports.

Operators can launch large carsharing fleets in as little as three months, according to Vulog, using more than 100 ready-made features instead of building their own stack. Vubox hardware gives keyless access, real-time vehicle data and remote diagnostics across many vehicle models. ISO 27001 and TISAX Level 3 certification support security reviews by automakers and large corporates, and support is available 24/7.

Automakers and dealers are adding subscription, carsharing and digital rental to sell mobility rather than only vehicles, often under their own brands such as Kinto. Companies are replacing dedicated company cars with shared corporate pools to cut costs and emissions. In Asia, OEM-backed carsharing and growing EV fleets point to rising demand for white-label connected mobility platforms.

Company address 21 Avenue Simone Veil, Nice, France. Investors include Bpifrance, ETF Partners, Frog Capital and Inven Capital. Holds ISO 27001:2022 and TISAX Level 3. Operates its own Leo&Go carsharing service in Lyon and launched Leo Autopartage in Montreal in 2025.