Kyte - Rental Cars, Delivered.

We rented our Kyte in Boston. During our trip we decided spontaneously to return it in New York City and were able to change our return address and date easily thanks to the helpful and fast customer service.

awesome delivery and return!

everything was perfect and the price was fair

Kyte canceled my reservation of a rental -which I already paid for weeks ago- less than 24h before the reservation. They refused to cover the additional costs we had because of them canceling the rental.

Usually, I don’t review apps but I think this app has the potential to gonna be huge. I ordered my first car yesterday and will definitely do it again! 5 stars

For our weekend trip to yosemite we were looking for a car though did not want to get into the traffic down town. With kyte we ordered, had a blast in the mountains and dropped off the car in front of our house. Feels like owning it ;)

Why hasn’t this existed before? I already ordered two cars with them and their service is simply amazing. The app is easy to use and the best thing is, I don’t need to worry about getting to the rental car station and waiting in line.

Great experience getting the “KYTE” delivered to my apartment. No hussel to pick up the rental car any more. This is the service I was looking for so long!

Kyte has top quality service from beginning to end. And, twice I have accidentally left something in the car and they reached out to me so I could retrieve it. I love their service and their honesty and their cars are wonderful as well. A person named Jini followed up on my lost item and made sure everything was taken care of. They have a loyal customer in me!

It’s a really good service. Cars are good, app is good, etc. However, customer support is understaffed, and you need to go through a convoluted “chat” ticketing system to get a callback. I’m supposed to look at my phone and chat with a “co-pilot” while I’m driving a car? That’s a total abuse of the term “co-pilot”. It’s actively dangerous. Plus, callbacks can take up to an hour. It’s beyond belief that a car rental company doesn’t have a call center to assist drivers. I understand that you’re a Bay Area tech company and that you ideally hope not to employ anyone to do anything, and the best case scenario is it’s all just AI and code and you just milk massive profit off your webscale mad gainz tech bro business, but yeah, this may be one of the worst place to have cut corners, other than cutting brake lines or something.