Blogs 

By 2030 the global car rental market is expected to be worth between $250 and $280 billion, depending on the forecast (Grand View Research, Mordor Intelligence). At the same time-shared mobility services are projected to be used by more than two billion people worldwide by 2028, as drivers increasingly choose access over ownership (Juniper Research). For rental operators this signals one clear reality: standing still in 2026 is effectively moving backwards. The post-pandemic

Why 2026 Is a Strong Time to Start The car rental industry is entering a new phase of opportunity. Changing travel behaviour, urban mobility needs and the shift away from private car ownership are reshaping how rental businesses are created and scaled. Demand today extends far beyond airport counters, covering corporate mobility, long-term rentals, subscriptions and local on-demand use. Global car rental revenues are projected to cross $130 billion  within the next few yea

The year 2025 has been a turning point for the mobility sector. What began as a cautious recovery from global disruption has matured into a phase of rapid transformation. Vehicle rental operators, fleet businesses, OEMs and dealership groups are navigating shifting customer expectations, accelerating technology adoption and growing regulatory pressure. Operators are no longer merely managing fleets; they are rethinking their role in an ecosystem where convenience, sustainabil