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Availability is revenue.

You can't rent a vehicle that's offline. Wunder Mobility catches the low batteries, damage, and service needs that pull a vehicle out of service, so more of your fleet stays rentable and every asset earns.

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The math of availability

A vehicle that's offline can't earn.

Every hour a vehicle sits with a dead battery, unrepaired damage, or a service flag is an hour it cannot be rented. Availability is the ceiling on utilization. Raise the ceiling and every other number has room to move.

One screen

See what's rentable, right now.

Your whole fleet on one live map: what is available, what is charging, what is flagged for service. Filter by state, find the gaps, and act before they cost a rental.

Wunder operator dashboard showing a live fleet map
The availability engine

From alert to fixed, without the phone tree.

The platform watches for the things that pull a vehicle offline: low batteries, charging failures, damage, in-vehicle smoke. Each one becomes a prioritized task, routed to the right field worker in the Service App. No WhatsApp threads, no double trips, so the vehicle is back on the street sooner.

  • Caught before a rider does

    Low battery, charging failure, damage, and smoke are flagged early, so a problem becomes a task instead of a stranded rider.

  • Routed to the right person

    The task lands with the field worker who can act on it, priority and location attached, not in a group chat.

  • Back to earning sooner

    Fewer hops from alert to fix means fewer idle hours, and idle hours are the ceiling on what the fleet can earn.

You stay in control

Availability you can hold to an SLA.

Wunder Mobility measures availability the way you would define it: service state, battery, connectivity, and charging checked on every vehicle. You set the thresholds and the rules; the platform enforces them across the fleet and logs every automated action, so the judgment calls stay with your team.

  • Service state, battery, connectivity, and charging checked on every vehicle
  • Set your threshold and hold the whole fleet to it
  • Every automated action logged to the rental feed, judgment calls left to your team
Proof

Built with operators running real fleets.

The booking planner and alert workflows were co-developed with deer and five other operators. GreenMobility runs 1,400 electric cars on the platform.

Wunder operator dashboard booking calendar
Questions

Questions operators ask.

Does automation make decisions for me?

You set the thresholds and rules. The platform enforces them and logs every action to the rental feed. The judgment calls stay with your team.

Will this raise my availability, or just add another dashboard?

It turns the signals that pull a vehicle offline into routed tasks, so the fix starts in minutes instead of after a rider complains.

How fast can we get started?

Run a paid pilot on your own fleet: your vehicles, your city, a maximum of three months, for a fixed €15,000.

My fleet is large and mixed. Will the map keep up?

Yes. The map stays fast at city scale across bikes, scooters, mopeds, and cars, with no freezing as the fleet grows.

Does it fit the tools we already run?

Yes. Live vehicle data shows on the map, your analytics team can pull the full dataset into your own reporting tools, and work queues like verification connect to your systems through an API.

What counts as available?

Available means operational availability: a vehicle in an active service state, not withdrawn for damage, maintenance, or a bad park. The platform also watches battery and connectivity through the availability engine. Rented vehicles are tracked separately.

Shipping now

The availability engine keeps getting sharper.

Rebuilt booking calendar

A horizontal timeline of bookings, vehicle assignments, and station activity in one view, with a simulator that warns when a booking would leave a station short.

Requested bookings, decided in context

Review pending booking requests on the calendar with vehicle, timing, pricing, and conflicts visible before you approve.

Smoke-detection automations

Turn a smoke event into a task, a vehicle-state change, and a tagged rental automatically, logged to the rental feed for dispute handling.

Per-branch booking behavior

Set overbooking rules and operational lead time per branch, so a new station comes online with the right behavior.

Manual verification queue

Every pending license and identity verification in one queue, sorted by waiting time, with API access for teams building their own review tooling.

B2B accounts, operator-created

Create business accounts on behalf of companies, see accounts blocked by unpaid invoices, and manage members by search.

Prove it on your own fleet.

Paid pilot: your vehicles, your city, a maximum of three months, for a fixed €15,000.

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