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NuVinAir Partners with Go Rentals at 66 Locations
Through the agreement, NuVinAir will bring its vehicle cleaning solutions to 66 of Go Rental's branches.
October 19, 2022
While NuVinAir's product portfolio and franchise footprint grows, Go Rentals added 18 new locations to its own portfolio in 2022 alone.
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NuVinAir, which offers proprietary vehicle interior cleaning products, announced a new partnership with Go Rentals today. The collaboration will bring NuVinAir's proprietary and eco-friendly cleaning solutions to 66 of Go Rentals' locations.
Since launching its franchise-supported model in 2019, NuVinAir has offered a unique product portfolio for the automotive industry, recently catering to the rental-car segment.
"Our mission is to raise the bar in standardizing clean and healthy interiors. By ensuring all Go Rentals' vehicles are cleaned with NuVinAir's pioneering products, we reinforce confidence in their discerning customers every time they step foot inside their luxury rental," said Kyle Bailey, NuVinAir's CEO and founding partner. "For the past 20 years, Go Rentals has been offering an unparalleled customer experience to their high-end clientele, and partnering with us to deliver pristine rentals deepens their level of dedication."
Like NuVinAir, Go Rentals is a family-owned business.
Throughout the rest of the year, Go Rentals will continue to strategically consider new markets to meet Go Rentals' guests' demands, according to the announcement. In 2022, Go Rentals added 18 locations to its portfolio.
"We are proud to include NuVinAir's cleaning innovation to elevate our personalized Go Rentals experience," said Kaye Gitibin, CEO of Go Rentals. "Through this partnership, our guests will enjoy exceptional service and the confidence of a healthy vehicle interior throughout their travels."
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