Carsharing marketplace Getaround and its HyreCar business are winding down their U.S. operations.Getaround will continue to provide carsharing services in its European markets, the company said in a Tuesday (Feb. 11) press release.“Despite significant improvements in overall profitability and extensive restructuring efforts, the company has faced an ongoing lack of liquidity which has made U.S. operations no longer viable,” AJ Lee, interim CEO and chief operating officer at Getaround, said in the release.The company aims to streamline its operations and focus on its European business, which it said is the leading carsharing platform in the region.Lee said in the release that the European business “continues to unlock efficiencies and scale as an innovative and category-defining player in car-sharing.”Getaround launched in 2011 and, before the beginning of the wind-down, was available in more than 1,000 cities in eight countries, including the U.S. and Europe, per the release.A message on the home page of HyreCar, which allowed customers to list their cars to be rented by rideshare and delivery service drivers, said: “We regret to inform our customers that rentals and extensions are unavailable at this time, due to changes in HyreCar’s insurance program. Please return your vehicle immediately.”Most of the employees of Getaround’s U.S

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