Dubai: eZhire, the UAE’s leading car rental app, has introduced a groundbreaking new service, offering deposit-free car rentals for drivers as young as 18.This first-of-its-kind initiative in the UAE aims to make car rentals more accessible to younger drivers who often face high deposit requirements and age restrictions in traditional rental models.
Under the new policy, young drivers can rent vehicles without the need for an upfront deposit, which eZhire hopes will democratize access to car rentals and cater to the needs of a younger, more dynamic customer base. The service is fully digital and will allow 18-year-olds to enjoy the flexibility of car rentals.
Hassan J. Saduzai, Chief Executive Officer at eZhire said that, “We believe that mobility should be accessible to everyone, especially young drivers who have traditionally faced significant hurdles in renting a car, our goal is to make mobility as seamless, convenient, and inclusive as possible, and we’re proud to lead the charge in transforming the car rental landscape.”
In addition to the deposit-free option, the company is implementing robust insurance and safety measures to ensure the reliability and security of their rental fleet. The new policy is expected to attract a wide range of young drivers, including students and young professionals, by offering a cost-effective and accessible solution for their transportation needs.
eZhire operates across the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, and Saudi Arabia, offering a smooth, app-based car rental service that eliminates security deposits, paperwork, and physical rental locations. By delivering cars directly to customers’ doorsteps around the clock, eZhire offers outstanding convenience, flexibility, and clarity. With a strong emphasis on innovation and customer service.
The company is transforming mobility in the Middle East, making car rentals more available to a wider range of drivers. The initiative reflects eZhire’s commitment to expanding its market reach and adapting to evolving consumer demands in the rental industry.
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