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Young people from 23 years of age and who have held their driving license for more than three years can now subscribe to a car

Madrid, April 3, 2024.- The subscription car company Wabi announces the lowering of the minimum age to subscribe to its service from 25 years to 23, thus responding to one of the main demands of its target audience: people dynamic, mainly urban and seeking a flexible driving model. In this way, as long as they have had a license for a minimum of three years, the youngest can now enjoy the Wabi service without an incorporation fee and without commitment to stay at starting in a month."We are delighted to be able to implement this improvement to our service to reach out to a broader audience. An audience, such as young people, for whom the idea of ​​flexibility and freedom behind the wheel is essential. Furthermore, they also value the total control of the budget that Wabi offers, without having to pay an entrance fee, since the monthly fee includes maintenance costs - inspection, replacement and balancing of tires - and insurance," the company explains. The age of the second driver , which can be added for the same vehicle, also drops to 23 years, making the service more attractive for families with young children or for students or couples who can, in this way, share expenses, for example.The service leading subscription serviceIn the last year, Wabi has grown 63% in registered users and has expanded its presence throughout Spain, strengthening itself as one of the main companies in the sector. The company's catalog has more than 450 vehicles available, from small city cars to family vehicles and SUVs. All of them have a DGT label (so they are suitable for circulation in urban centers of cities), and about half have an ECO or ZERO label.

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