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Green Motion Expands to LAX
Green Motion LAX is in preparation for its launch and has already installed Green Motion's COVID-19 shield customer and staff safety procedures in order to provide a safe and enjoyable experience.

Xavier Ortiz Mena, right, and Michael Esfahani, left.
Photo courtesy of Green Motion.
Green Motion, which currently operates in 47 markets around the world, is opening its first affiliate in California supporting LAX Airport.
This latest location adds to its growing U.S. network, which already has sites in Florida, Louisiana, Nevada, and soon Texas. Green Motion's new affiliate program offers market-leading connections with brokers and OTAs at low rates, helping rental operators drive even greater levels of profitability for their business.
"I am extremely thrilled to see the continued expansion of the Green Motion brand, especially at this moment in time when our entire sector has had to rapidly adjust to very different trading conditions," Richard Lowden, founder & CEO of Green Motion, said in a statement. "I would like to personally welcome Michael Esfahani to the Green Motion family and thank Xavier Ortiz-Mena and his dedicated management team for their hard work and due diligence in delivering growth and expansion within California."
Green Motion LAX is in preparation for its launch and has already installed Green Motion's COVID-19 shield customer and staff safety procedures in order to provide a safe and enjoyable experience.
"It is with real excitement that we welcome Michael and his team onboard," CEO of Green Motion's Master State Franchise for California, Xavier Ortiz Mena, said in a statement. "We are confident that they will make a great addition to Green Motion's network here in California and we are looking forward to supporting them in delivering outstanding service to our highly valued customers."
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