Drover: Subscription car service Drover raises $26 million as COVID-19 disrupts public transport

The pandemic has created a surge in demand for car rental services. Subscription car service Drover more than doubled the amount of subscriptions sold in May compared to a year ago. Drover just announced a £20.5 million ($26 million) round to grow its business in the UK and France. The round was co-led by new investors Target Global, RTP Global, and Autotech Ventures. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. Subscription car service Drover has raised £20.5 million ($26 million) in fresh funding, as the pandemic accelerates demand for car rentals. Drover is a 'car-as-a-service' platform offering insurance, road tax, and maintenance cover on top of the cost of flexibly... Read More