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DriveItAway Holdings, Inc. operates a dealer-focused digital mobility platform for flexible lease-to-own and subscription-to-ownership vehicle access through franchised automotive dealers. Company news centers on national market launches, the Free2move Powered by DriveItAway program with Stellantis’ Free2move mobility brand, dealer onboarding, fleet access, and the app-based subscription model used for consumers facing down-payment, credit-score, or long-term-contract constraints.
Recurring updates also cover the company’s turnkey dealer program, including proprietary mobile technology, a driver app, insurance coverages, training, and dealer enablement. Additional announcements address small commercial fleet offerings such as DriveItAway Business Preferred, advisory-board additions, and OTC market status.
DriveItAway (OTC: DWAY) reported that preliminary unaudited revenue for July 2026 was the highest monthly revenue in its history, according to DriveItAway. Based on internal records, July revenue increased approximately 17% versus June 2026 and about 200% versus July 2025.
The company noted that July and June 2026 figures are preliminary, unaudited and subject to normal review and possible adjustment. Management attributes the record month to ongoing fleet and customer expansion, a national collaboration with Free2move (a Stellantis mobility brand), and a shared-fleet initiative supporting independent rental operators.
DriveItAway also indicated that, based on preliminary internal results, it achieved sequential monthly revenue growth in each of the first seven months of 2026, supported by its flexible, app-based lease-to-own vehicle program now capable of serving more than 40 U.S. markets.
DriveItAway (OTC:DWAY) and Free2move, the mobility brand of Stellantis, announced a shared fleet initiative for independent rental operators. The program lets operators access DriveItAway’s subscription-oriented vehicles during idle periods, adding variable capacity with no upfront investment, fixed costs, or residual risk.
Initial deployment targets about 150 vehicles per launch market in key cities across California, Florida and Texas, plus roughly 200 vehicles across Phoenix, Atlanta, Chicago and Philadelphia, supporting both daily rentals and flexible subscription demand.
DriveItAway (OTC: DWAY) qualified for the OTCID Basic Market and launched operations in 19 new U.S. metropolitan markets, bringing its national footprint to 40 active metropolitan regions as of March 31, 2026. The company cites enhanced disclosure, a Stellantis-backed Free2move partnership, and accelerated dealer onboarding as drivers for 2026 expansion.
The move to OTCID targets improved transparency while Free2move-powered infrastructure aims to increase fleet access and rapid market deployment across franchise dealers.
DriveItAway (OTC: DWAY) announced expansion into eight additional U.S. markets in January, bringing operations to 21 active metropolitan regions after rolling out nine cities in December. The launches leverage a co-branded platform, Free2move Powered by DriveItAway, developed with Free2move, Stellantis’ mobility subsidiary, and rely on SaaS infrastructure, dealer integration, telematics risk management, and automated inventory feeds. Management framed the rollout as a move from pilots to national mobility infrastructure and stated a strategic roadmap toward building a NASDAQ-tier platform in 2026. The company also named new advisors to strengthen board and execution capability.
DriveItAway (OTC: DWAY) issued a year-end review on Jan 5, 2026 outlining 2025 operational progress and 2026 priorities to address rising vehicle affordability pressures. In 2025 the company quadrupled its city-region footprint, tripled its vehicle fleet, strengthened its board, advanced a national partnership with Free2move, and refined its credit-agnostic platform.
Management cited industry data: new-vehicle prices >30% since 2020, average transaction prices >$50,000, average monthly payments ~$760, and a Deloitte finding that 44% of Americans would consider subscription models. 2026 targets include launching in +20 cities to reach 33 regions, quadrupling the flexible-lease fleet, and forming at least two large national partnerships.
DriveItAway (OTC: DWAY) announced a national scale-up in a co-branded program with Free2move (Stellantis’ mobility division), launching its flexible lease-to-own service in 9 new U.S. cities in December 2025. The service requires no down payment, no minimum credit score, and no long-term lease, enabled by the company’s insurance and risk-management architecture. DriveItAway also expanded its advisory board with three industry executives and said the move supports a strengthened capital-markets strategy tied to a planned Nasdaq uplisting.
New launch markets: Miami-Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Tampa, Key West, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Denver, St. Louis, Los Angeles, and San Diego (initial launch).
DriveItAway Holdings (OTC: DWAY) announced that automotive retail and investment-banking veteran James “JT” Taylor joined its Board of Advisors on November 11, 2025. The appointment is positioned to support the company’s dealer expansion, sales scaling, and capital markets strategy as DriveItAway pursues a Nasdaq uplisting.
The release highlights DriveItAway’s recent national partnership with Free2move (Stellantis), an expanded advisory bench, and an ongoing go-to-market focus on dealer enablement, field execution, and enterprise partnerships to accelerate unit throughput and recurring revenue.
DriveItAway Holdings (OTC:DWAY), a pioneer in digital mobility and flexible vehicle lease-to-own platforms, has announced the addition of Mitch Fadel to its Board of Advisors. Fadel, the former CEO of Upbound Group (NASDAQ:UPBD) and Rent-A-Center, brings extensive experience in the lease-to-own sector, having led over $2 billion in acquisitions and built the world's largest virtual lease-to-own company.
The appointment follows DriveItAway's recent national partnership with Free2move, Stellantis' global mobility brand, which combines flexible lease-to-own technology with OEM-backed vehicle supply. The company aims to transform automotive retail by making vehicle ownership accessible to traditionally underserved markets, with plans for a future Nasdaq uplisting.
DriveItAway Holdings (OTC:DWAY) has announced a strategic partnership with Free2move, Stellantis' global mobility brand, to launch "Free2move Powered by DriveItAway". This innovative platform transforms franchise dealerships into mobility hubs by enabling them to offer flexible vehicle access options.
The partnership integrates DriveItAway's lease-to-own subscription platform with Free2move's mobility expertise, allowing customers to access vehicles without down payments or credit checks through a co-branded app. Dealers can offer vehicles by the minute, day, week, or month, while also providing lease-to-own options. The program includes features such as vehicle re-entry into short-term lease models and access to pre-owned vehicle inventory.
DriveItAway Holdings (OTC: DWAY) has announced its expansion into the commercial fleet market with the launch of its new 'DriveItAway Business Preferred' Program. The company has partnered with Fleet-Connection to offer flexible lease-subscription services to small commercial businesses.
The program targets approximately 12-15 million small locally-owned businesses that need SUVs, trucks, or vans but face challenges with traditional vehicle financing or leasing due to credit requirements or seasonal business nature. The partnership with Fleet-Connection, led by former Bobit Business Media President Sherb Brown, aims to leverage one of the most comprehensive databases of small fleet owners.
This expansion aligns with DriveItAway's 2025 goals, which include increasing vehicle credit lines, establishing industry alliances, and expanding into small commercial fleet sales. The program offers an alternative to conventional purchase or lease options, particularly beneficial for businesses lacking three years of operation history or strong balance sheets required by traditional lenders.