What if the car rental customer interacts primarily with the distribution channel, and the car rental company becomes more of a service provider?
Adding to its car dealer rental program for ride sharing, the new platform allows dealers to offer vehicle subscriptions through a consumer mobile app.
Lyft’s car rental service offers renters some great perks, though it doesn’t yet have the big-volume problems that airport car rental companies experience.
Currently, Hampton Jitney passengers connecting through JFK and LaGuardia airports are required to find their own method of transportation for the first-and-last leg.
Grab and Splyt will work together to give Grab users access to ride-hailing options everywhere in the world.
Unlike Uber and Lyft, Jerry Crosby's app — Select — will not have surge pricing during busy hours. Instead, customers will be charged the standard cab fee of $2.50 per mile.
In partnership with Avis, the new service will feature a fleet of Mercedes Metris vans, as well as wheelchair accessible vehicles.
Safr intends to implement its services globally to help women avoid potential danger.
Customers now have the option to split their payment by total bill amount, rental days or additions like SiriusXM Radio, as well as charge vehicle upgrade costs to a second form of payment during their rental period.
The partnership between Sixt and Levels will start with a pilot program in San Francisco.