Wunder Mobility has purchased the technology of KEAZ, an Australian-based carsharing and rental technology provider.
Carly Expands to Queensland
Carly is planning to launch in New Zealand in March 2020.
Wunder Mobility has purchased the technology of KEAZ, an Australian-based carsharing and rental technology provider.
Carly is planning to launch in New Zealand in March 2020.
Booran Motor Group manages 14 dealerships in the Greater Melbourne area and offers range of top brands including Hyundai, Holden, Volkswagen, and Kia.
Starlight Children’s Foundation brightens the lives of seriously ill and hospitalized children and young people through a range of programs, including Wishgranting and Starlight Express Rooms, which are available in every major children’s hospital in Australia.
The two Green Motion Master Country Franchises were acquired by entrepreneur Sri Kodali.
Carly will also develop a Hyundai mini-site to showcase the Hyundai vehicles available for subscription and will utilize geo-location functionality to display the vehicles available at dealers located in closest proximity to the subscriber.
Europcar admitted it charged Mastercard and Visa users more than was needed to process their payments.
Splend primarily rents vehicles to Uber drivers, in addition to supplying other ride-hailing and -sharing groups such as as Bolt, Kapten, and Via Van.
Beginning in August 2018, Trip.com has launched overseas car rentals on its English, Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong), and Korean sites.
The investor, Turners Automotive Group, is a New Zealand based integrated automotive financial service group, primarily operating in the automotive sector, and provides strength in the three key areas of automotive retail, finance and insurance, and debt management systems.