- Access Control
- Application
- Authentication
- Data Networks
- Enterprise
- Mobility-as-a-Service
- Network Operator
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Who is Turbi?
Turbi is a Brazilian digital car rental platform that provides app-based, self-service vehicle sharing for urban customers and business users.
- App-based car rental and car sharing for short- and medium-term use in Brazilian cities.
- Self-service vehicle pick-up and drop-off via smartphone, without physical branches or counters.
- Fleet of compact and mid-size vehicles targeted at daily commuting, errands, and urban mobility.
- Pricing model with hourly and daily plans, fuel and insurance bundles, and digital payments.
- Services addressing both individual consumers and companies that need flexible access to cars.
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Turbi operates a digital-first car rental and car sharing service designed for urban mobility scenarios, using a smartphone application as the primary interface for account management, reservations, vehicle access, and billing.
The platform positions itself as an alternative to traditional car rental counters and long-term car ownership by offering on-demand access to a fleet of vehicles parked in distributed locations such as garages or partner facilities in Brazilian cities.
From an enterprise or institutional perspective, Turbi’s offering aligns with Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) and car-as-a-service models, providing companies with managed access to vehicles for employees without the need to own or manage an internal fleet.
Organizations can integrate Turbi into travel and expense policies to support occasional trips, field operations, or last-mile logistics where a dedicated vehicle is required only for limited periods instead of permanently.
Turbi’s technology stack centers on a mobile app (iOS and Android) combined with back-end fleet management systems that coordinate reservations, geolocation, access control, and billing.
Vehicles are typically equipped with embedded telematics and remote locking and unlocking capabilities that interface with Turbi’s back-end via cellular data networks, enabling keyless access and automated trip start and end events.
Identity verification, driver’s license validation, and payment onboarding are handled digitally, which is relevant for enterprises that require policy-compliant usage tracking and centralized billing for multiple employees under a single corporate account.
In the broader mobility marketplace, Turbi sits in the same general category as car sharing, station-based car rental, and urban mobility platforms, but differs from ride-hailing in that the user drives the car rather than booking a driver.
For IT and procurement stakeholders, Turbi can be viewed as a mobility service provider that integrates with existing corporate processes for user authentication, expense control, and travel management, rather than an infrastructure or software vendor.
Within a directory or marketplace taxonomy, Turbi fits under shared mobility services, car rental and car sharing, and urban transportation solutions focused on app-based access, distributed fleets, and short- to medium-duration vehicle usage.
Our description of Turbi. Updated February 2026.
