Airbnb revolutionised the travel industry by being one of the world’s first platforms to allow ordinary folk to borrow and rent out their homes.
Now, a local company, “Drive Lah” is entering the market to do the same, but for cars.
According to TODAY Online, Drive Lah allows you to not only to borrow a car, but to also earn passive income by renting out your own when it’s not in use.
If you’re looking to rent a car short-term, this mobile application would be a good place to start.
After creating an account with Drive Lah, all you’ll need to do next is enter your preferred vehicle pickup location and scroll through a gallery of 400+ cars. You can choose from a range of prices and car types – from standard to luxury cars.
After deciding on your choice of car, you can drop the car owner a message, and you’re good to go.
On the other hand, if you’re a car owner yourself who might be underutilising your vehicle, Drive Lah is allowing you to open for yourself a whole new income stream.
To list your car, you’ll first have to fill up location details and key in your car features.
After that, you can go through a set of car rules and decide how much you’ll be comfortable renting out your car for.
You’ll also need to upload a picture of your car, so make sure your car is squeaky clean because you’ll want your car to look chio.
Lastly, you’ll have to go through a few verification steps and you’re done.
Drive Lah is pretty legit, having partnered with established insurance agency Tokyo Marine Insurance Group to provide safety measures like:
If you’re interested, you can visit the Drive Lah website for more information.
With Drive Lah’s first steps at making car-sharing a reality in Singapore, you’ll now be able to drive multiple cars without having to commit to one long-term.
And hey, casanovas, this means that if you’re looking to impress a partner of your dreams, you can rent a different car on every date. Happy driving!
P.S. You’ll need to be above 22 years old and hold a driving license to rent a car.
Feature images adapted from The Smart Local and Instagram.
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