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Toyota Canada Makes Zero-Emission Vehicles Available to Lyft Drivers
Eligible Metro Vancouver Lyft drivers can rent the Toyota Mirai sedan in one-week increments up to four weeks at a time using the KINTO Share Canada app.
February 24, 2021
The rental rate is $198 a week plus applicable fees and taxes, and includes insurance and scheduled maintenance.
Photo via Lyft.
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Lyft and Toyota Canada are partnering in Metro Vancouver to make the Toyota Mirai — a hydrogen-powered, zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) — accessible to Lyft drivers through Toyota’s KINTO Share program. Eligible Metro Vancouver Lyft drivers can rent the Toyota Mirai sedan in one-week increments up to four weeks at a time using the KINTO Share Canada app.
This collaboration will benefit:
Current drivers who prefer not to use their personal vehicles for ride-hailing.
Potential drivers who want to drive on the Lyft platform but don’t own their own car or would prefer not to use their personal vehicle.
The rental rate is $198 a week plus applicable fees and taxes, and includes insurance and scheduled maintenance.
Originally posted on Auto Rental News
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