Drive your own car
The driver uses their own vehicle, while the company helps prepare the documents required for lawful taxi work, including placing the vehicle under the partner’s taxi licence and connecting it to available platforms.
Three cooperation models
Turn your taxi work into car ownership
Vonco Partners offers three ways to cooperate: drive your own car, rent a taxi-ready company vehicle, or enter an individual rent-to-own programme. The model is selected according to the driver’s experience, available vehicle and agreed financial plan.
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Choose the right model
Each option assigns costs and responsibilities differently. A manager explains the details before any agreement is signed.
Rent a company car
The driver receives a taxi-ready vehicle and pays an agreed weekly rental charge. The deposit equals one week of rent, the minimum term is one month, and vehicle return must be reported at least two weeks in advance.
Rent to own
The driver selects a vehicle and agrees an individual purchase amount, any initial payment, weekly instalment, and programme term with a manager. Every payment identified in the agreement as a purchase payment is credited in full towards the agreed vehicle price.
How the buyout programme works
Consultation
We discuss your experience, working city, budget and preferred vehicle.
Individual terms
A manager calculates the purchase amount, any initial payment, weekly instalment, and term for the specific vehicle.
Written agreement
The agreed payments, responsibilities, vehicle-use rules, and individual early-termination terms are recorded in writing.
Work and payments
You work with the vehicle and make regular payments credited towards the buyout.
Ownership transfer
After the agreement is fully completed, the parties formally transfer the vehicle to the driver.
Initial payment and weekly instalments
There is no single public total or standard schedule: the terms depend on the specific car, initial payment, and agreed weekly instalment. The programme may require an initial payment or be agreed without one for drivers with a longer, reliable cooperation history. A manager calculates the terms individually and records them in the agreement.
Who is responsible for the car
Standard rental
The vehicle owner arranges repairs and scheduled maintenance covered by the agreement. The driver is responsible for proper use, new damage, tyre damage, agreed consumables, and maintaining the vehicle’s technical and visual condition.
Rent-to-own programme
The driver covers routine servicing, running costs and repairs. The exact allocation of costs, insurance and damage procedures is defined in the agreement.
Rent to own
What the agreement must contain
Before the programme starts, the driver receives written terms. Changing the vehicle, ending the agreement early, or setting up a separate Bolt account is discussed individually with a manager and recorded in writing when it affects the agreement.
- the vehicle, its condition and the agreed total purchase amount;
- the initial payment and weekly payment schedule;
- which payments are credited towards the vehicle price;
- responsibility for maintenance, repairs, insurance and running costs;
- completion, early termination and ownership-transfer rules.
FAQ
Rent to own
The driver selects a vehicle and agrees an individual purchase amount, any initial payment, weekly instalment, and programme term with a manager. Every payment identified in the agreement as a purchase payment is credited in full towards the agreed vehicle price.
Initial payment and weekly instalments
There is no single public total or standard schedule: the terms depend on the specific car, initial payment, and agreed weekly instalment. The programme may require an initial payment or be agreed without one for drivers with a longer, reliable cooperation history. A manager calculates the terms individually and records them in the agreement.
Who is responsible for the car
The vehicle owner arranges repairs and scheduled maintenance covered by the agreement. The driver is responsible for proper use, new damage, tyre damage, agreed consumables, and maintaining the vehicle’s technical and visual condition. The driver covers routine servicing, running costs and repairs. The exact allocation of costs, insurance and damage procedures is defined in the agreement.
What the agreement must contain
Before the programme starts, the driver receives written terms. Changing the vehicle, ending the agreement early, or setting up a separate Bolt account is discussed individually with a manager and recorded in writing when it affects the agreement.
Want to select a car and calculate your terms?
Send an enquiry. A manager will check available vehicles and prepare an individual rental or buyout option.
This page describes the general cooperation model and is not a binding offer. There is no single public payment schedule: the vehicle price, initial payment, instalments, term, early termination, costs, and ownership transfer are agreed with a manager and governed by the signed agreement.