Tribbu, the Spanish platform dedicated to car sharing and formerly known as Hoop Carpol, allows users to save up to 60% on the same trips taken by VTC platforms such as Uber, Cabify or Bolt, especially in the months of greatest demand.
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“Price volatility in VTC apps generates mistrust. One day the trip costs 8 euros and the next it can be worth 20 euros. Tribbu eliminates that risk: you know in advance what you are going to pay, you share the cost and you help the environment,” explains the CEO of Tribbu, Paloma Martín.
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In practice, as Tribbu explained about VTCs, a trip that normally costs 10 euros can reach up to 25 euros, which means increases of up to 600% and generates “frustration and distrust among users”.
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In the Tribbu app, drivers publish their regular or specific routes and passengers join by sharing fuel costs. There are no dynamic rates or hidden charges. In addition, at times of high demand, such as these weeks leading up to Christmas, the distribution of costs can make the journey even cheaper than under normal conditions.
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For example, a user who travels 20 kilometers daily round trip can save up to 50% compared to the cost of a VTC at rush hour. On short trips of 5 kilometers, where VTCs double or triple prices during events or holidays, savings with Tribbu can exceed 45%.
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One of Tribbu's differentiating elements is the Energy Bonus, which rewards drivers with financial compensation per kilometer and passenger thanks to Energy Savings Certificates (CAEs) recognized by public bodies.

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