6/10/20261 min

Is your parking space sitting empty for hours? Discover KIVOPark!, the project that aims to connect it with people looking for somewhere to park

Authors
Santander X Explorer
Categories
Crowdfunding
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Do you have a parking space that you don’t use for part of the day? KIVOPark! wants to turn that idle time into an opportunity. The project connects drivers who need a parking space with owners who want to make the most of their space when it’s free, making use of existing infrastructure and improving urban mobility.

KIVOPark! (Miguel de Cervantes European University, Spain) is one of 20 ideas selected to receive guidance from Santander X Explorer through its crowdfunding campaign. Its aim is not only to validate the installation and operation of the solution in Valladolid, but also to gain visibility, find partners and reach out to owners, residents’ associations and property managers interested in a new way of managing their spaces.

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“We want to show that many cities already have part of the solution to the parking problem: private spaces that sit empty for hours. KIVOPark! was created to connect them in a simple, secure and useful way for owners and drivers,” explain Sofía Salvador and David Fortuoso, co-founders of the project.

Here you’ll be able to find out how their campaign is going and discover how to collaborate with KIVOPark!

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