24
Aug, 2021

‘Camelot’ launches new fleet in Chicago, bringing to market its first vehicle, service startup

The new fleet from car service startup Camelot Automotive Services is being rolled out to the Chicago area in the hopes of reaching the hundreds of thousands of drivers in the city.

The new vehicles are designed to be driven to customers’ doorsteps in the mornings and afternoon to help them get to work and on their way to their daily activities.

The vehicles are equipped with automatic speed enforcement sensors to help ensure they stay on the road and are only driven by the drivers who need to use them.

COTA will also offer the cars to other cities in the Midwest, with more to come.

“Cameloth is a service startup, and we’ve created the vehicles to be a service to our customers,” said Steve Schmul, COTA’s president.

“It’s really a vehicle for them to be able to drive and feel like they can have fun and be safe in their cars.”

COTA is working with other automakers in the area to make the new fleet available to customers.

Schmuel said COTA plans to have a fleet of approximately 30 vehicles by the end of the year.

Cota’s vehicles will be available to all customers, including those who work for the city’s transportation department, who have a valid Chicago Public Works permit, or who work as security guards.

The company is not making any money on the fleet.

The COTA vehicles are available for lease for a fee, and COTA has partnered with the city to provide the vehicles with a fleet-wide smartphone app.

For more information, visit www.cameloth.com.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

23
Jul, 2021

Which NVS Automotive Service Companies Are Losing Money?

Automotive service providers like NVS and Telsa have been losing money for a long time.

But with the introduction of more efficient, connected cars, there is more competition for those services.

Now that the next generation of connected cars is in place, services like NPS are experiencing a renaissance.NVS Automobile Services lost a whopping $11.8 million in the third quarter of this year, according to Axios.

In the second quarter, the automaker lost another $6.3 million.

Telsas automotive services division, which includes its automotive service division, saw a big loss in the same period.

Telsa said it’s making some moves to help the company recover its losses, including shifting to a new, more competitive pricing model.

Testers for the new model will be hired and replaced with new people who have similar backgrounds and expertise, the company said.

But the NVS brand will remain unchanged.

Talks are underway to get rid of the NPS brand altogether, according a Telsais statement.