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Founded in early 2019, the company started in San Francisco.
Photo courtesy of Kyte.
Kyte, a startup car rental platform, has launched in New York City, its fifth city of operation.
Kyte is an app-based rental system that delivers cars directly to customers. Kyte doesn’t own its fleet. Instead, it partners with car rental companies and other large-scale fleet providers that put their inventory on the platform.
Founded in early 2019, the company started in San Francisco. In addition to San Francisco and now New York City, Kyte also offers its car rental platform in Los Angeles, Boston, Washington, D.C.
Initially, Kyte is only serving Manhattan but plans to expand to other areas of New York City in the coming months.
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