Lyft gets a ready supply of vehicles while Sixt gets an alternative outlet for its fleet — yet this partnership’s potential long-term evolution could be the true art in this deal.
Sixt will provide fleet vehicles through the Lyft app in Seattle, Las Vegas, and Miami, with expansion to all cities within the Sixt rental network in the U.S. in the coming months.
Sixt will take over the airport concessions at Boston, New York’s JFK and La Guardia, New Jersey, Houston, Orlando, Denver, Maui, Honolulu, and Las Vegas.
The mobility provider will be welcoming its customers at the Dammam International Airport and at its head office in Al-Khobar soon.
Sixt reports that business has already returned to pre-pandemic levels in German urban locations. In response the company is expanding carsharing and subscription programs as an alternative to public transport.
Sharebox explains its self-service rental process with Sixt in Norway and what it means for the future of car rental.
The scene depicts four lifesize 3D printed puppets who appear poised to winch themselves down ropes and get their hands on the crown jewel, which in this case is Sixts 162kg full size replica of a Mercedes-Benz A-class car.
The coveted award for the best technological travel innovation was presented to the Managing Director of Sixt U.K., Per Vögerl.
Sixt has added over 200,000 cars to its fleet this year and has opened a brand new regional headquarters in L.A.
The prize is awarded to German companies that have fundamentally changed the rules of the game in their industry.