What is INVERS?
INVERS is a German technology company that connects vehicles to car-sharing and automated-rental systems. INVERS GmbH is independently operated and supplies hardware, software and data services to mobility businesses rather than renting cars to consumers.
| Field | Information |
| Legal name | INVERS GmbH |
| Brand names | INVERS |
| Founded | 1993 |
| Headquarters | Netphen, Germany |
| Type | Connected-vehicle and shared-mobility technology provider |
| Main markets | International car-sharing, fleet and automated-rental operators |
| Parent or owner | Independent; no parent company disclosed |
NVERS products for sharing and rental fleets
CloudBoxx is an in-vehicle device that links a car with an operator’s digital service. It can support phone-based access and send operational vehicle data to the platform. INVERS also offers direct integrations with some vehicle makers, which can reduce the need for extra hardware.
FleetControl gives operations teams a view of connected vehicles, while FleetShare supports corporate sharing. Maintenance Data adds remote information for service planning. Operators can connect these tools to their own apps and back-office systems through the INVERS platform.
How is INVERS used in automated car rental?
INVERS describes automated rental as a process in which booking, identity checks, pickup and vehicle access can happen without a staffed counter. Rental operators can use the platform as a connected-vehicle layer while keeping their own reservation, pricing and customer systems. INVERS also serves station-based, free-floating and peer-to-peer car-sharing models.
Where does INVERS operate?
The company is headquartered in Netphen and has offices in Cologne, Vancouver and other business locations named on its site. INVERS sells to operators in international markets, but its office list should not be read as a complete map of customer coverage.
Who owns INVERS?
INVERS identifies itself as independent. Founder Uwe Latsch and chief executive Alexander Kirn are shareholders; the legal notice names Latsch, Kirn and Arne Konietzko as managing directors. No ultimate corporate parent is stated.
INVERS history and recent developments
Uwe Latsch founded INVERS in 1993 to automate shared vehicle access. Alexander Kirn became a shareholder and chief executive in 2012.
In June 2026, INVERS expanded CloudBoxx with Maintenance Data for remote service information. In July 2026, it was reported that Italian operator Pikyrent was using INVERS technology in a broader turnkey car-sharing platform. Both developments show the product’s continuing role as infrastructure for mobility operators.
(Sources: Company financial reports, SEC filings, official press releases, and reputable news outlets were used.)