UFOdrive has previously opened two locations, one at the Luxembourg Airport and one at the Brussels Airport.
inDriver, created by college students on social networking site in Siberia in 2012, has launched in its first U.S. market, New York City.
Avis plans on having a fully connected fleet by 2020.
The program, a partnership between Uber and Getaround, launched for drivers in San Francisco in May.
Owners who have the dongle installed can opt to allow users to locate, book, and unlock vehicles from within the Turo app.
The partnership will help travelers purchase full coverage with $0 deductible protecting them from out of pocket expenses.
General Motor’s is expanding its Maven carsharing platform to now reach 10 cities by the end of the year, according to the automaker.
Google Maps will now help drivers of plug-in electrified vehicles locate EV charging stations and provide details about whether the station is operational, Google announced on its blog.
Some 48% of travelers use their mobile device to plan and book travel — adopting new mobile strategies and a tailored customer experience are essential.
The completely paperless software as a service (SaaS) platform allows car dealerships, repair facilities, bodyshops, rental car companies, and fleet managers to launch, streamline, or significantly increase their rental car business.