Rental Car Market Outlook Spans Strong Macros and Mixed Micros
ICRS 2024: The annual industry update relayed positive signals for overall industry growth amid some uncertainties and volatility for auto rental fleets.
ICRS 2024: The annual industry update relayed positive signals for overall industry growth amid some uncertainties and volatility for auto rental fleets.
Sharky Laguana of the American Car Rental Association will help shape EV-related policies with car rental and private ground transportation priorities in mind.
Vehicles equipped with its driving technology can be remotely connected to and driven over LTE and 5G which will help streamline operations and save on costs.
CAR 2024: Unlike a combustion engine, an EVs long-term value is maintained daily, based on the unique charging habits and battery management of its owner.
The I-15 charging infrastructure will be suited to all electric fleets, including light- to medium-duty vehicles.
iSeeCars analyzed charger data to determine which cities have the most chargers available to retail and fleet customers alike.
Former Delta Airlines COO Gil West will succeed Scherr, previously a three-decade executive leader at Goldman Sachs, on April 1.
Managing EV charging expenses and payments can help smooth the transition to running electric fleet vehicles.
The J.D. Power 2024 U.S. Electric Vehicle Experience Ownership Study identifies pain points in EV ownership, plus evaluates the top influences to customer satisfaction. See which vehicles ranked at the top in overall owner satisfaction.
CAR 2024: What’s next for electric vehicle adoption? A closing keynote “candidate-style” debate will confront the harder realities setting in for mass electrification and whether it’s due for a course correction.
A recent JD Power reliability study shows users find electric vehicles far more troublesome than gasoline and hybrid vehicles.
The declining resale values of electric rental fleet vehicles and consumer reluctance is generating financial headwinds for the global car rental company.
The latest decision follows a one-third cut in Hertz's existing EV fleet as customers and consumers are not embracing EVs as much as expected.
In another sign of EV hesitancy, a new survey shows only 1% of business travelers always rent them when using auto rental companies.
Electric vehicles may seem buggy and expensive now, but prices will inevitably come down as battery technology evolves and EV infrastructure becomes more commonplace.
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