Hertz said it is rolling out the AI scanners at airports nationwide. At least one renter is taking issue with the technology.

Barely two months into the scanners' initial deployment at real-world Hertz facilities, there's already a problem.

The rental car company has employed an AI-powered scanner that analyzes whether damage has been done to its vehicles upon ...

One customer was charged $440 for a scuff on his rental's wheel. But talking to a human employee about it wasn't easy, and he ...

Hertz customers are complaining they were charged hundreds of dollars for minor scrapes and dents that were detected by the ...

Hertz uses a new AI scanner that automatically detects any scratches, dents or damages. The new technology has worked out ...

Hertz's new AI damage scanners are now live, but watch out! A new report reveals how this tech could lead to unexpected fees ...

Hertz plans to implement 100 UVeye scanners at its approximately 1,600 United States airport locations by the end of 2025. It touts "transparency" as one of the main advantages its customers can ...

In Germany, too, rental cars are inspected for damage by AI scanners. The necessary technology is now available at four local ...

Hertz plans to implement 100 UVeye scanners at its approximately 1,600 United States airport locations by the end of 2025. It touts "transparency" as one of the main advantages its customers can ...

Hertz plans to implement 100 UVeye scanners at its approximately 1,600 United States airport locations by the end of 2025. It touts "transparency" as one of the main advantages its customers can ...