Toyota Launches Car-Sharing Service in Hawaii

The company, in partnership with Servco Pacific, launched the app Hui on Tuesday in Honolulu, Hawaii, with plans to open in other locations internationally. Hui enables users to choose from a fleet of Toyota and Lexus cars to rent out by the hour or for the day. For the full segment, [click here.](https://cheddar.com/videos/toyota-introduces-new-ride-sharing-program)

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