What is the operation model of Shenshi Haotong carpooling?

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VonJeremiah
07/24/25 7:09pm
The operation model of Shenshi Haotong carpooling includes membership packages, discounted car purchases, city agents, and county agents. The following is an introduction to the related content of Shenshi Haotong carpooling: 1. Ecological chain: Shenshi Haotong Group uses the automotive ecological chain as the basic traffic entry point, gradually expanding into real estate, household goods, cultural tourism, agricultural products, clothing and footwear, training and education, medical health, and other life sectors. It connects the upstream and downstream industrial chains of various industries one by one, achieving full-scenario coverage of data and traffic in each sector. Shenshi Haotong Company follows the trend of the times, actively responds to national policies, and introduces the carpooling model as a new commercial operation model, issuing PCC enterprise tokens. 2. PCC token: Approved by the International Digital Economy Working Committee of the China-Europe Association for Technical and Economic Cooperation authorized by the Ministry of Commerce, and issued by the Guiyang Big Data SME Data Trading Center.
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VanMatteo
08/11/25 10:38am
I often use Shengshi Haotong for carpooling to commute, and find it super convenient. Just enter the pickup and drop-off points in the mobile app, and the system automatically matches me with drivers heading the same way. The cost is shared, usually half the price of a taxi ride. As a passenger, I just need to wait on time, scan the QR code to pay when getting in the car, and everything’s settled. During peak hours, demand is high, and prices occasionally surge, but overall it’s very cost-effective. The platform also sends coupons to encourage usage. Additionally, real-time location updates during the trip ensure a safe arrival. My friends love using it too, praising its eco-friendliness and savings—one car carrying multiple passengers reduces traffic congestion and pollution. In case of cancellations, the app intelligently adjusts without causing delays. In short, it’s simple, efficient, and perfect for urban commuters.
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