Sixt Adds Luxury Services to App
The service available on the app can be used for day-to-day journeys, special occasions, and events, either with Addison Lee Group’s premium vehicles, or via its luxury executive service offering.
The Sixt app offers driver and chauffeured services for immediate bookings and pre-book reservations.
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Addison Lee Group, the global ground transportation business, and Sixt have formed a strategic partnership that will bring its offering to Sixt app users starting in London, with a phased global roll-out due later this year.
The Sixt app offers driver and chauffeured services for immediate bookings and pre-book reservations. Together with the partner offers, the Sixt app includes one of the world's largest networks of taxi and ride-hailing services.
Addison Lee Group provides global end-to-end services in 350 locations, and across 83 countries. All vehicles are equipped with free 4G WiFi and phone chargers to keep customers connected on the go, as well as air conditioning and privacy glass.
The service available on the app can be used for day-to-day journeys, special occasions, and events, either with Addison Lee Group’s premium vehicles, or via its luxury executive service offering. Customers will enjoy fixed journey prices, even during peak times, easy billing and payment online, as well as punctual pick-up and arrival at the desired destination.
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