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Toyota Teams up with Connectivity Partner Motorq

Toyota is pairing up with Motorq to help fleet-driven companies and Toyota vehicle managers get more business-oriented information from their vehicles.

World’s First Subscription-only Electric Car Introduced

Auto startup company Canoo is entering the emerging subscription model market by making its electric vehicle available only by subscription.

Bluebird Reaches Distribution Agreement With CRX Group

Bluebird's partnership with the CRX group aims to help clients connect to the online travel pipeline and take reservations through multiple channel programs.

Enterprise Awarded for Environmental Protection Measures

Enterprise was bestowed the Environmental Program of the Year award by the Best in Biz Awards International for its environmental protection efforts.

September 23, 2019

Hyundai Jumps into Autonomous Vehicle Fray

Hyundai has announced plans to throw its hat into that proverbial high-tech ring via a tandem venture with Aptiv, an operation specializing in autonomous technology.

Edge Technology Vital to Autonomous Vehicle Future

A leading expert in the field of automation is stating that the use of edge technology will be vital to make autonomous vehicles hit the road in the near future.

Rental Cars Not Entirely Immune From Cybercrime

Rental cars can be prone to cybercrime with vehicle connectivity growing as a new development in the car rental business and only getting bigger.

Consolidated Car Rental Facilities At Airports Becoming A Trendilities At Airports A Growing Trend | Car Rental Software

Consolidated Car Rental Facilities At Airports Proving To Be A Positive Trend

Airports are paying extra attention to car rental companies either by expanding the space used by those businesses or creating a brand new terminal for them.

Connected Car Hacking Vulnerabilities | Car Rental Software

Survey Reveals Connected Car Hacking Vulnerabilities

As car connectivity becomes more the norm and as the technology gets more sophisticated more of these vehicles will be vulnerable to some form of cybercrime.