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.
The Car Subscription Solution will enable automotive dealers to seamlessly introduce a new revenue stream to their dealership and provide their customers with the opportunity to subscribe to a vehicle while viewing it on the dealer website.
Carbar will also be expanding its arrangement with Caltex, and has launched new drop-off points for after-hour car delivery in Croydon as part of the move.
The subscription service gives customers access to a range of new and used vehicles from economy to luxury and hatchback to SUV.
Collaborate, the company behind peer-to-peer car rental platform DriveMyCar, will initially draw upon the fleet of vehicles provided by automotive manufacturers, leasing companies, and automotive dealers to the DriveMyCar marketplace.
DriveMyCar, a Collaborate Corporation business, has made a range of Mercedes-Benz Melbourne’s vehicles available for rent from $73 a day, including A-Class, B-Class, CLA, C-Class, X-Class, and GLA vehicles.
Within three years, the company plans to have 300 vehicles on the road.
Carly provides a sixth revenue stream for car dealers and manufacturers in Australia.