Kia Launches “Should Drive” Rental Service in the Czech Republic, Expanding Mobility Options
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By Archnetys News Team
Kia is making waves in the czech Republic with the introduction of its innovative rental service, “Should Drive,” offering customers flexible access to a range of vehicles. This initiative, already triumphant in other European markets, aims to provide convenient mobility solutions for various needs, from short-term rentals to extended test drives.
A New approach to Car Access
The “Should Drive” service allows customers to rent Kia vehicles directly from dealerships, providing a seamless and reliable experiance.Currently available at five dealerships, kia plans to expand the service to every regional city by the end of the year, ensuring nationwide accessibility.
Arnošt Barna, CEO of Kia Czech, emphasizes the company’s commitment to providing customers with easy access to high-quality cars and technologies. In the Czech Republic, we are the first manufacturer to be the first manufacturer and we want to allow our customers simple access to cars and technologies in the highest quality,
Barna stated.
Diverse Fleet for varied Needs
The “Should Drive” fleet includes vehicles with a maximum age of 12 months and mileage up to ten thousand kilometers, ensuring a modern and well-maintained selection. While electric vehicles like the new EV3 crossover are available, the service also offers traditional combustion engine models such as the Stonic, Ceed (hatchback and estate), and Sportage. This diverse range caters to a wide array of customer preferences and requirements.
Who Benefits from “Should Drive”?
The rental service caters to a broad spectrum of customers. According to jakub Řehounek from Kia Czech, ideal candidates include:
- Customers whose own cars are undergoing servicing.
- Companies seeking mobility solutions for new employees during their trial periods.
- Families requiring larger vehicles for vacations.
The flexibility of the service allows rentals from a single day to several months, with pick-up and return available at participating dealerships. Reservations can be made both in person and online through a user-friendly form.
expansion Plans and Future Offerings
Kia’s “Should Drive” service has been operational in other European countries since 2019, boasting a network of over a hundred dealers. the automaker plans to further expand the model offerings, including light commercial vehicles. Next year it will be possible to rent our latest PV5 model from the light commercial car segment,
Barna revealed, signaling Kia’s commitment to meeting diverse customer needs.
the introduction of “Should Drive” in the Czech Republic reflects a growing trend in the automotive industry towards flexible ownership and mobility solutions. As car ownership models evolve, services like Kia’s are poised to play a critically important role in shaping the future of transportation. The global car rental market is projected to reach $131.05 billion in 2029, growing at a CAGR of 12.7% from 2022, according to Fortune Business Insights, indicating a strong demand for such services.
Keywords: Kia, Should Drive, car rental, Czech Republic, mobility, electric vehicles, EV3, Stonic, Ceed, Sportage, Arnošt Barna, Jakub Řehounek
