With an integrated network of more than 5,800 Enterprise-branded rental locations throughout the U.S., the car rental operator is strategically and uniquely positioned to offer access to a wide variety of local transportation options.
Drivers who do not pass the yearly background check and continuous screenings will be prohibited from driving on the platform.
Where is car rental headed with initiatives surrounding Mobility as a Service offerings, fleet management of autonomous vehicles, subscription services, and a rental fleet that connects it all?
A new group of fleet owners has emerged to supply peer-to-peer platforms. They’re getting together, learning fast, and hungry for resources. They’re not going away.
The cooperation comprises five joint ventures: Reach Now for multimodal services, Charge Now for charging, Free Now for taxi ride-hailing, Park Now for parking, and Share Now for carsharing.
But can they be profitable for car rental? One operator weighs in.
Invers is a global market leader in shared mobility technology and has enabled over 250 mobility services in more than 30 countries.
From bypassing the rental counter to new ancillary sales opportunities, a completely connected rental fleet will transform the traditional rental model. And it can’t come soon enough.
All new and existing reservations with the service will be honored until Oct. 12.
The investment from Enterprise’s venture capital arm, Clayton Venture Partners, will help Migo expand discovery services for consumers and its transportation partners: Uber, Lyft, Car2Go, Lime, and Yellow Cab.