InMotion Ventures, the carmaker’s venture capital fund, has started an app to request a flashy rental that’ll be delivered straight to the front door. Customers in the capital can book one of 50 Land Rover Discovery Sports, and the company hopes to add a wider variety of models in the future.

The idea is to cater to a premium market that may “have a specific car in mind because they want to go to a wedding or a festival” said Sebastian Peck, managing director of InMotion Ventures. “This is designed around a new urban demographic that doesn’t see much financial and emotional incentive in car ownership.”

Car-less Drivers

Londoners are less likely to own their own car than anywhere else in England

London has the lowest rate of car-ownership anywhere in England, with 41 percent of the capital’s households owning neither a car nor a van in 2017, according to Department for Transport statistics. That compares with just 20 percent for the rest of the country.

Home-delivered rentals via ‘The Out’ app are adding to Jaguar Land Rover’s push into new services to get drivers behind the wheel of one of its cars. Last year the company joined peers like Volvo, Mercedes-Benz and Porsche in offering subscription services to motorists that don’t want to commit to buying a vehicle.

The British carmaker has had a difficult start to the year and announced it would cut roughly 10 percent of its worldwide workforce in January, after slumping sales in China, a Brexit-induced slowdown in the U.K. and flagging demand for diesel vehicles.

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