From GlobeNewswire:

The company has faced challenges in 2022 and 2023 due to vehicle shortages, but has continued to build a foundation for future growth. To address the supply issue, DriveItAway formed a sublease agreement with a national subscription service and ran its own fleet of EVs, preparing for the emerging market of electric vehicles. As vehicle sales slow, the company’s innovative platform addresses credit tightening and delinquency rise, providing new opportunities for growth. With federal incentives for EVs, DriveItAway anticipates growth by providing direct access to quality vehicles and contributing to a sustainable future.



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