Vehicles

Pick the car that fits the trip.

Every class uses the same request, the same map, and the same receipt. What changes is the car, the room, and the fare rule for that class.

Opens first

A clean everyday car for one to three passengers and ordinary luggage. This is the class the first city launches with.

A newer car and a quieter cabin, for riders who want a little more room without a formal car.

A higher-trim car for a meeting, a dinner, or a ride you do not want to think about.

Higher seating and a larger boot. Useful for families and for airport luggage.

More seats. The right request when the group should stay in one car.

A scheduled car and a driver briefed for a formal arrival. Booked ahead when the city offers it.

With partners

Electric cars as they are approved. Same trip screen, a different fare rule.

City dependent

Short hops for one passenger where motorbike trips are allowed and insured.

City dependent

Licensed city taxis on the same map, so a metered cab and a Blue Ride car can be requested in one place.

After passenger trips

A package instead of a passenger. Pickup, drop-off, tracking, and a receipt, without a person in the seat.

Occasions

A special car for an event. Limited by the cars a city actually has, not by a long menu.

Scheduled

Meet-and-greet, a defined waiting rule, and a pickup that can move if the flight does.

Billed monthly

Trips charged to a company, with rules for who may ride and a bill the company can read by department.