What is fueling this new development in the gas industry? – Airbnb (NASDAQ:ABNB), Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN)

There is a tension at the heart of today’s gas market.

While 134.83 billion gallons of gasoline were consumed in 2021, the number of gas stations is declining. Since the 1990s, their numbers fell from more than 200,000 nationally to around 145,000. past 10% of total car sales for the first time in the last quarter of 2021.

However, with 285.9 million light-duty vehicles on US roads versus 1 million electric vehicles, gas is still an important part of America’s future. Service stations again sold more than $101 billion worth of fuel in 2020, and their decline represented greater market disruption. Part of this disruption is the mobile fuel industry, which provides hassle-free gas to your vehicle. EzFill Holdings Inc. EZFL is positioning itself as a leader in disrupting the traditional retail fuel industry.

Mobile fuel is a new initiative, resulting from a growing trend of delivery companies that have undermined traditional industries. The on-demand market, which provides goods and services that traditionally required the customer to go out, has swept Uber Technologies Inc. UBER in the taxi service, Door Dash Inc. TO RUSH in the catering sector and Airbnb inc. ABNB in hospitality.

Now, companies like EzFill are bringing on-demand gas to power the country. The process is simple: the customer downloads the EzFill App and create a profile; whenever they need to refuel, they place an order, pin their vehicle’s location, and leave the gas door ajar. Miami-based EzFill complaints it is the only mobile gas company to supply three vertical segments of regular consumers, commercial fleets (trucks, rentals, essential services) and specialized vehicles such as heavy machinery and boats.

Filling a gap in the market and the tank of a car

Concerns about the environmental impact of gas emissions persist as this year again a California town became the first to prohibit the creation of new gas stations within the limits of his city. Constantly fluctuating gasoline prices have also contributed to the decline of service stations, as uncertainty has largely unconsolidated fuel retail market. Major fuel suppliers will seek more streamlined options for the brick-and-mortar model as a way to cut costs.

However, another important factor has been the willingness of various industries toward the increasingly popular delivery-as-a-service (DaaS) industry model. DaaS is characterized by customer convenience, providing efficient technology-enabled delivery services for consumers living in a post-COVID world. Of Instacart grocery delivery to Amazon.com Inc.it is AMZN 100,000 new drivers and employees, the DaaS model is changing the face of the market.

EzFill is proactive in seeking to lead market change in the fuel industry. With 3.6 million gallons of fuel delivered and counting, the company now plans to move beyond Florida and expand into five new states. EZFill already beats the industry average in its margin per gallon, as it competes with other companies operating in the mobile fuel market, such as Filld and Booster. Combining convenience, efficiency, and a customer-centric model, EZFill is poised to lead the on-demand fuel delivery industry.

What is the future of filling gas tanks? If COVID has taught the market anything, it’s that the customer is king and that delivery as a service is the most direct path to the customer’s heart.

To learn more about EzFill, visit his website.

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