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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 27, 2018 -- Yoshi, which provides the most widely used subscription service for on-site car maintenance and refueling, announced today that it is expanding its service to Cleveland and St. Louis, its 9th and 10th metro areas.
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Yoshi delivers gas, oil changes, car washes and other car maintenance services directly to customers’ cars while they are parked, eliminating the need to stop for gas or track and schedule routine maintenance. Yoshi’s service is a favorite of many daily commuters across the country - in addition to Cleveland and St. Louis, the service is currently operating in the San Francisco Bay Area, Austin, Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Nashville and Tampa/St. Petersburg.
Yoshi selected Cleveland and St. Louis as expansion cities due to their high proportions of car commuters.
“Yoshi saves time for customers by eliminating the need to stop for gas or routine maintenance,” said Yoshi CEO Nick Alexander. “It has proven to be very popular in each city we’re in, with double-digit growth each month. There’s nothing like Yoshi in Cleveland or St. Louis, and we’re excited about launching our service there. Yoshi trucks are on site and ready to serve customers in both cities.”
Earlier this month, General Motors Ventures and ExxonMobil led a $13.7M Series A round of funding for Yoshi. At the time, Yoshi expressed its intent to accelerate its geographic expansion, with a plan to be in 25 cities by the end of the year.
In Cleveland, Yoshi is currently offering service in downtown Cleveland, Pepper Pike and Beachwood. In St. Louis, Yoshi is currently offering service in downtown St. Louis, Brentwood, Clayton and Central West End. In both cities, Yoshi plans to expand its coverage quickly.
Customers can sign up for a free trial month at https://www.startyoshi.com, and also receive a $10 credit with codes THELAND for Cleveland-area customers and GATEWAY for St. Louis-area customers.
To learn more about Yoshi’s services, visit https://www.startyoshi.com/.
About Yoshi
Yoshi delivers gas, oil changes, car washes, and anything else your car needs, while it’s parked so you can keep moving. Yoshi’s mission is to keep vehicles moving in the safest, most efficient, and planet friendly way possible, while delivering unparalleled customer service. Yoshi is based in San Francisco, CA and serves metro areas all over the US. Learn more at www.startyoshi.com.
A photo accompanying this announcement is available at http://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/00e5845c-fc70-418c-a377-fe9901f62957
Media contact: Michelle Faulkner Big Swing Communications +1 617-510-6998 [email protected]
