
Green Motion Expands Its African Presence with Mozambique Launch
This new rental car outlet reflects the growing demand for reliable transportation and the emphasis on sustainable travel across the continent.
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This new rental car outlet reflects the growing demand for reliable transportation and the emphasis on sustainable travel across the continent.
Read More →In light of disappointing retail sales volume, European manufacturers of electric cars are increasingly relying on sales to rental fleets, The Detroit News reported.
Read More →Project 100, which is being launched by the Downtown Project in Las Vegas, is set to begin service in the fall and has placed orders for 100 Tesla Model S vehicles.
Read More →Enterprise Holdings was noted for its hourly rental service, vanpooling program, fuel-efficient fleet and network to expand sustainable programs, products and services.
Read More →car2go San Diego celebrated its 1-year anniversary by unveiling a new charging depot with 30 charging stations.
Read More →More than 160,000 of Hertz’s used tires will be converted into products for playgrounds, parks and highways by Liberty Tire Recycling.
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While carving a niche through eco-friendly car rentals, these companies face numerous challenges, such as higher initial costs and keeping rates competitive to worrying about fluctuating fuel prices and competition from the majors.
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Green Motion received the award for offering customers an environmentally conscious choice in vehicles for four consecutive years.
Read More →The company is piloting a program with Mansfield Oil Co. to provide renewable synthetic diesel for shuttle buses for Enterprise's three brands.
Read More →The franchise manager said the bikes have likely already paid for themselves through the increased productivity of staff members who make vehicle deliveries and pick-ups.
Read More →ChargePoint charging stations will be available to service the BMW ActiveE electric vehicle as part of the DriveNow and ParkNow programs.
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