
Both Arrival and Uber are looking for ways to expand in the United Kingdom and European Union. The companies announced on Tuesday that the “Arrival Car” will be “affordable, purpose-built” for ride-hailing.

By 2024, Uber plans to be fully electric in London. By 2030, the company hopes to achieve the same in all of North America and Europe. So far, the company has raised $188 million to help drivers upgrade to electric vehicles by 2025.

The company wants to sign up 20,000 more drivers in the United Kingdom as COVID-19 restrictions are slowly lifted in the country.

The “Arrival Car” will be able to drive for upto 50,000 kilometres (31,070 miles) annually as opposed to the current 12,000 kilometres for the average car.

According to both the companies, the “Arrival Car” will prioritise the comfort and safety of drivers, while making sure the passengers receive a premium experience. The car is expected to be “affordable” but no pricing has been revealed so far, Reuters reported.