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Green Motion Opens in Toronto
Green Motion has launched its first location in Toronto. The franchise will serve customers at Toronto Pearson International Airport.
by Staff
August 24, 2015
Green Motion's new location will serve customers at Toronto Pearson International Airport. Photo via Wikimedia.
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Green Motion's new location will serve customers at Toronto Pearson International Airport. Photo via Wikimedia.
U.K.-based car rental company Green Motion has opened its first location in Toronto. The eco-friendly fleet will serve customers near the Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Green Motion’s Toronto franchise will be operated by Tejpal and Narinder Singh.
"I am overjoyed that Green Motion's expansion in the North American market is continuing at pace,” said Richard Lowden, founder and CEO of Green Motion. “I am very happy that Tejpal and Narinder have joined the Green Motion family, and I am confident that they will continue to deliver the highest levels of service to Green Motion customers."
Following the opening of its Toronto location, Green Motion Canada will make franchise opportunities available throughout Canada, including in Vancouver, Montreal and Calgary.
For more information, visit www.greenmotion.com.
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