A growing number of rental car brands, like Sixt, are using AI scanners to assess damage and it's leading to problems, as multiple customers tell The Drive.

The Hertz rental car company, along with its Dollar and Thrifty affiliates, are rolling out AI-powered vehicle inspection scanners that scan your rental car as it exits or enters the rental lot ...

A growing number of Hertz customers allege they've been charged hundreds of dollars for dents they don't recognize.

A Hertz car-rental site in San Jose, Calif. Investor Bill Ackman now has a large stake in the company. (Constanza Hevia H. for The Wall Street Journal) 🔎 This is an online version of Spencer's ...

UVeye Returning a rental car is already a bit of a stressful experience, but it might be getting a little more stressful soon -- you can thank AI for that. Over the past several months, people ...

Customers hurt by Hertz’s AI damage-detection system Car rental... more company Hertz in the US has come under scrutiny after introducing a powerful AI detection system, according to James Chung.

Back in April, the rental car company Hertz announced that it would be using UVeye, an AI damage scanning hardward and software system from a former defense contractor of the same name, to check ...

New AI tool picks up every minor scratch on your car rental – and its freaking people out One woman was charged by Hertz for a mark she says ‘could have been a shadow’ ...

Hertz customers are complaining about surprise damage fees after the company began using AI scanners to inspect rental cars at several U.S. airports. The technology captures thousands of images to ...