Existing limited liability company (GmbH) providing car rental and passenger transportation services, with 10 permits and 3 hybrid vehicles

The company offers commercial car rental and passenger transportation services based on ten licenses and permits. The fleet consists of two Toyota Corolla Touring Sports 1.8 Hybrids and one Suzuki Swace Hybrid. The vehicles are intended for commercial car rental and passenger transportation services and are in very good, nearly new condition.

• 10 permits/licenses
• 2 Toyota Corolla Touring Sports 1.8 Hybrid
• 1 Suzuki Swace Hybrid
• commercial car rental/passenger transportation sector
• vehicles in near-new condition

The company does not currently have an established customer base, as the vehicles have not yet been used in ongoing car rental operations. Once business operations begin, the service is expected to target both private and commercial passengers, particularly through app-based ride-hailing platforms such as Uber, as well as through individual car rental bookings. There are currently no long-term customer relationships; however, the existing permits allow for a prompt market entry and the gradual development of a customer base.

The market for rental cars, ride-hailing services, and private passenger transportation is benefiting from the growing demand for flexible, digitally bookable mobility options in urban and tourist-oriented regions. Platform-based brokerage models and the increasing outsourcing of rides by private and business customers are creating additional sales opportunities for providers with the appropriate licenses. Thanks to its international focus and existing licenses, the company is fundamentally well-positioned to capitalize on this market trend in the near term.

In the passenger transportation sector, the company competes primarily with local car rental and taxi companies, ride-hailing platforms, and national car rental providers, and also serves as an alternative to public transit on certain routes. Competitive advantages stem from the ten permits/concessions already granted, the company’s international focus, and its existing fleet of hybrid vehicles, which enable a relatively rapid market entry. However, since the vehicles have not yet been used regularly in car-rental operations, the company currently lacks a solid market position, an established customer base, or demonstrable switching costs.