Zipcar Inc.
Hi there. We’re Zipcar, the world’s leading car-sharing network, driven to make cities better places to live. We started with a simple but brilliant idea: get more people sharing cars than owning them. 26 years later, we're still on a mission to enable simple and responsible urban living by providing cars on demand to members.www.zipcar.com
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Oct 25, 2026
He Lost $30M, Then Built a $550M Business Mike Salguero ~ Leila Hormozi
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57:58Mike SalgueroGUEST
Her name is Leslie.
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58:00Mike SalgueroGUEST
And Leslie ran customer experience at Zipcar, which is right down the street from my first company, Custom Made.
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58:07Mike SalgueroGUEST
I got to know her and was like, I need to work with this woman.
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58:11Mike SalgueroGUEST
And I brought her in to run customer experience and products.
The Story Behind The Viral Turo Tube Ad with Christian Dadson
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9:29Christian DadsonGUEST
So that poses a bit of a challenge and really kind of being able to drive through or cut through the noise has been a challenge for us.
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9:38Christian DadsonGUEST
One campaign that works really well for us at the start of the year was actually came off the back of, we found out that Zipcar was leaving the market.
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9:47Christian DadsonGUEST
So Zipcar, I'm sure most people know about it, huge brand awareness, especially in London.
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9:52Christian DadsonGUEST
They've had a huge following for a long time.
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9:54Christian DadsonGUEST
They've been a real kind of key player in the mobility space, particularly in London for the last few years.
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10:01Christian DadsonGUEST
they decided that they were gonna leave the UK.
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10:05Christian DadsonGUEST
So we had an opportunity to really kind of be a part of that conversation.
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10:09Christian DadsonGUEST
And there was a big conversation going on because Zipcar was a huge part of the mobility space.
ICTP 422: Why mindset, not capital, drives true innovation, with Shergaun Roserie and Keeghan Patrick of Orbtronics
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49:06Keeghan PatrickGUEST
Throughout the 21st, we're going to have a summit from 8 to 4 p.m., which will have our panel discussions, fireside chats.
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49:16Keeghan PatrickGUEST
We also have the co-founder of Zipcar, Robin Chase, also coming across to tell us a little bit about her story from IDA at MIT to IPOing on the New York Stock Exchange and getting acquired by Avis.
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49:33Keeghan PatrickGUEST
And then in the evening from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m., we have the Innovation Gala, which really culminates this networking experience for our attendees.
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49:47Keeghan PatrickGUEST
Three-course meal.
#134 How to Grow a Startup Without Paid Ads
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3:52Rei VardiGUEST
You book, you verify, you walk up to the car, you get in, go, 40 seconds, that's it.
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3:57Sacha AwwaHOST
So is this almost like what Zipcar was, but for electric vehicles in a sense?
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4:04Rei VardiGUEST
Very similar.
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4:05Rei VardiGUEST
The difference is, though, that anyone can participate.
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4:08Rei VardiGUEST
Zipcar is kind of like a walled garden where Zipcar bought all the cars and they manage them at all the garages and all the locations.
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4:15Rei VardiGUEST
And you couldn't really be a part of that if you wanted to.
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4:20Rei VardiGUEST
And what we do is that you can, you know, if you have an electric car, you can sign up and you can start earning on it right away.
S5E6: ResiDesk - How AI Changes Our Understanding of Residents
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4:50Dom BeveridgeHOST
What's missing? What do they have elsewhere that they don't have or they didn't have in multifamily? It's a great question.
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4:57Arjun KannanGUEST
I think by and large, if you work in almost any other industry, just take retail as an example, right? There are tons and tons and tons of customer feedback platforms exclusively built to understand what customers feel when they shop at Macy's or when they go to rent from Zipcar or whatever.
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5:17Arjun KannanGUEST
right? And these are often you know, they start at the same place that real estate does, which is these basic survey platforms that send you an email once a year.
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5:29Arjun KannanGUEST
And that's great.
uber did not invent ride sharing. here’s who did
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6:41LovethHOST
Like once again, surely there's better efficiencies here.
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6:44LovethHOST
And apparently there's a different car called Zipcar at a different university that was starting to like play in this space.
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6:50LovethHOST
And he actually contacted Zipcar and asking if he could bring it to his university.
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6:54LovethHOST
They said no.
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6:55LovethHOST
Interesting.
EV Chargers on Lampposts and Utility Poles Can Cut Costs for Communities 70%
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19:12Jeff ProssermanGUEST
We go through our secure providers.
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19:18Jeff ProssermanGUEST
And then also the ability to deploy with RFID for fleet charging, like with Zipcar as an example.
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19:25Lisa CohnHOST
I understand how it works in parking lots.
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19:27Lisa CohnHOST
How does it work on street side? Are there spaces reserved for people who are going to be using these?
Harvard i-lab | Scott Kirsner on Creating Constructive Working Relationships with Press
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33:41Scott KirsnerGUEST
Um, office space can be a story.
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33:44Scott KirsnerGUEST
I mean, there are certain publications, we mentioned Boston Business Journal before, like they'll often cover, you know, "Hey, Zipcar just moved from Cambridge to, to Fort Point Channel." Like, that's a story.
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33:54Scott KirsnerGUEST
Um, Zipcar kind of turned it into more of a story by, like, creating a parade of Zipcars and, like, handing out free T-shirts and stuff along the route.
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34:01Scott KirsnerGUEST
Um, you know, it sort of reminded me of, like, the old school, like the old days when the circus came to town.
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34:06Scott KirsnerGUEST
You know, they'd have the circus parade down Main Street with the elephants.
14 MINS LATER
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47:58Scott KirsnerGUEST
So it's good in that like, well, I know iRobot is a local company.
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48:02Scott KirsnerGUEST
I'm interested, like we were just saying.
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48:03Scott KirsnerGUEST
You know, people leaving well-known companies, that's another story is like, uh, you know, Zipcar just went public.
Adding the Right Amount of Mischief Can Make Anything GO VIRAL | Gabe Whaley
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32:22Gabe WhaleyGUEST
So sold all 5,000 of them and then flipped the GPS onto the car, and it's like, uh, internally [laughs] we've referred to it as Grand Theft Auto: Tragedy of the Commons.
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32:32Gabe WhaleyGUEST
Uh, but from a business perspective, uh, it's basically the business model of Zipcar with one asset.
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32:39Bryan ElliottHOST
Yeah.
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32:39Gabe WhaleyGUEST
So [laughs].
IM 892: Pants-based Benchmarks - GitHub's Agent Revolution
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52:25Leo LaporteHOST
Oh, okay.
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52:25Paris MartineauHOST
This, um, this year's visit to the Queens County Farm Museum was a bit, uh, less planned than usual, because originally we had plans to rent a Zipcar and go to some fall ac- uh, cursions kind of within a couple of hour drive of the long weekend.
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52:42Paris MartineauHOST
But we got there and the person never returned the Zipcar.
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52:45Paris MartineauHOST
So we pulled an audible and took an Uber to the Queens County Farm Museum-
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52:48Leo LaporteHOST
The person-
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52:48Paris MartineauHOST
... which was always an option
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52:49Leo LaporteHOST
... did they steal it?
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52:51Paris MartineauHOST
No, sometimes people just don't return a Zipcar for some hours.
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