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Lylo elevates short term car rental services with care packages, delivery option
Singapore Business Review
|Issue 106
The company assures that renting a car in Singapore comes with convenience and peace of mind.
TRANSPORT & LOGISTICS
Public transportation, no matter how convenient, may not be the most practical option for those travelling in a group or with elderly, children, and pets. Ride hailing, on the other hand, may be too costly. To respond to the needs of customers whose top priority is convenience and practicality, Lylo introduced its short-term car rental service in Singapore, LyloDrive.
By renting a car through Lylo, customers will also have the option to include child booster seats, as well as have the car delivered to the client’s exact location.
Care packages
In an interview with Singapore Business Review, Marcus Low, head of business at Lylo, said they also offer “car-care packs” to elevate its customers’ overall car rental experience. “These care packs include handy gadgets and essentials such as a car charger, charging cables, air freshener and more.”
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