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Hayk peer-to-peer electric-car sharing
- Published March 20, 2023; updated September 30, 2026; estimated reading time 3 minutes. Status: available. Categories: Technology; Battery / Integration; Energy; Transportation.
- Hayk offers a peer-to-peer platform for sharing EVs within trusted communities such as workplaces and residential neighborhoods. Owners can rent cars to colleagues or neighbors for short trips. The company also works with parking-lot operators to secure parking and offers convenience incentives such as car washes and tire changes.
- A business-to-business platform lets companies and individuals collaborate, create and manage sharing communities, and view daily emissions-savings data. Hayk says the idea addresses low car utilization—the CEO says cars are idle 97% of the time—and makes sharing convenient enough to change habits.
- The article describes benefits for employers (lower employee-transport emissions and less fleet investment/maintenance), employees (public transit commuting with access to an EV at work), owners (control over who borrows their car, rental income and services) and renters (lower-cost access without owning a car). Pre-arranged parking is intended to save time and reduce congestion.
- Market section cites a USD 42 billion green-technology/sustainability market forecast for 2028. Hayk had launched in Norway, mainly Oslo; the page says the company planned 2022 expansion to Germany, UAE and US. This plan is historical. It describes Norway as a testing ground due to EV adoption and openness to technology. SDGs shown: 3 and 11.
- Contact: Nikolai Philip Pyke, CEO, nikolai@hayk.no; phone reveal control collapsed. Company: HAYK AS, Prost Stabels vei 223, 2019 Skedsmokorset, Norway; hayk.no.