World’s first ‘Porsche on demand’ service launches in London
Gett is set to provide the world’s first ‘Porsche on demand’ service via its own app.
Londoners can call for a Porsche from an app anywhere within Central London, allowing them to travel anywhere from £10.
Gett’s service has been created to provide a bespoke experience. As well as personalise the music they listen to, passengers can also select the temperature levels and have access to water and charging cables.
All chauffeurs have been trained at the Porsche Experience Centre Silverstone.
The new service sees a fleet of Porsches – including the Panamera 4 E-Hybrid, the Cayenne S E-Hybrid and Macan– available on demand.
Pick-ups are available in Central London, between Tuesday and Saturday for immediate journeys on demand.
Matteo de Renzi, UK CEO at GETT, commented: “We are proud to present the world’s first Porsche on-demand class in the entire ride hailing industry.
“At Gett, we pride ourselves on offering our customers the very best experience, and we are delighted to be presenting them with this unique and exclusive opportunity to travel in style with Porsche.”
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