Yoshi Mobility (YC S16) — Making car ownership and management frictionless
We believe that the automotive industry will change more in the next five years than it has in the last 50. The gas station was invented in 1910 and has not changed substantially since then; traditional lube and mechanic shops have not evolved much either.
Yoshi Mobility is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2016 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Making car ownership and management frictionless. The founders listed are Bryan Frist (Founder/CEO), Nick Alexander (Founder), Dan Hunter (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, April 28, 2016).
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We believe that the automotive industry will change more in the next five years than it has in the last 50. The gas station was invented in 1910 and has not changed substantially since then; traditional lube and mechanic shops have not evolved much either.
To enable this industry transformation, the infrastructure required to fuel and service vehicles must evolve as well. Since the total spend for all fuel and maintenance can more than double the cost of ownership of a vehicle over its lifetime, the impact at stake is huge.
This is where we derived our mission: To help our members to keep moving in the safest, most efficient, and planet-friendly way possible, while delivering unparalleled customer service.
Start Yoshi. Keep Moving.
Bryan Frist
Founder/CEO
Nick Alexander
Founder
Dan Hunter
Founder
Founders, titles and bios as the company published them. Photographs are our own copies of the ones on that record, so they do not break when the original link expires.
One of 27 companies held here in Consumer › Transportation Services.
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