The Hyundai-backed carsharing firm shutters abruptly after recent expansions into the San Fernando Valley and Westside of Los Angeles.
Argentina-based car rental and fleet management company RDA has launched Keko, a Buenos Aires carsharing service allowing rentals by minute, hour, or day.
The recently passed 2022 National Defense Authorization Act plans to study the logistics and benefits of Peer-to-Peer carsharing. One operator in this space is thrilled about the news.
At a recent Wai'alae-Kahala neighborhood board meeting, locals brought up the concern that p2p carsharing vehicles are turning the streets in rental car parking lots.
After an eight-year absence, New York is allowing fleet owners with their own insurance and are registered with the state to supply the platform through Turo’s commercial host program.
Virtuo, a carsharing startup based in France, has raised $96 million to invest in its technology and expand to more European markets.
The sharetoo service is designed to serve municipalities, local associations, businesses, housing complexes, and car dealers who need replacement or test vehicles. Subscription terms are three, six, or 12 months.
The service enables drivers to pick up and drop off vehicles anywhere within designated home zones, providing maximum convenience, and flexibility for users.
While other carsharing firms have exited Philadelphia, Zipcar is “doubling down” on its commitment to the city.
Keyless technology combined with telematics is moving beyond traditional carsharing to facilitate in-vehicle deliveries, more automated pickup and return processes, and private carsharing trips with business cars.
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