So-called rental, or car rental, refers to the operation where the lessor delivers the leased vehicle to the lessee for use within a specified period, without providing driving services. Essentially, it's a business practice that earns revenue by separating the ownership and usage rights of a vehicle, and renting out its usage rights. With this in mind, what is the prospect of this rental industry in the coach rental market? Let's delve into it.

For my part, the car rental market is experiencing rapid growth, with tens of thousands of companies jumping into the industry, and the growth rate of the car rental sector is leading other service industries. Scaling up operations brings economies of scale, which is the trend in the development of the rental industry.

Through multiple mergers and acquisitions, as well as innovative franchising models, leading global car rental companies have evolved from small-scale operations to now being present in major countries worldwide. They are increasingly playing a significant role in urban transportation and tourism, and as a result, are more and more utilized by corporate customers.

Amidst this economic climate, the overall car rental market remains highly fragmented, yet it is the primary choice for the vast majority of people. Moreover, conditions for this business in our country are gradually forming, presenting significant opportunities for industry growth.

For many leasing companies and platforms, how to better meet customer needs and enhance the market effectiveness of bus rentals is crucial—it's a matter worth contemplating. We must consider from multiple perspectives to develop the industry well.