Enterprise Expands to Finland
Enterprise’s strategy is to extend access to its car rental services across the whole of continental Europe by partnering with experts in each country with a strong reputation for customer care.

The nine new locations already operate a fleet of more than 500 cars and vans with plans to extend the business through further branch openings later this year.
Photo via Tiia Monto/Wikimedia.
Enterprise Rent-A-Car, National Car Rental, and Alamo Rent A Car brands are now available in Finland with the official opening of nine new locations across the country, including a new site at Helsinki Airport.
This follows an agreement between LänsiAuto Group and Enterprise Holdings to introduce the three brands to Finland. Enterprise’s strategy is to extend access to its car rental services across the whole of continental Europe by partnering with experts in each country with a strong reputation for customer care.
The nine new locations already operate a fleet of more than 500 cars and vans with plans to extend the business through further branch openings later this year. The branches will serve a diverse and growing customer base looking for on-demand mobility, especially in the eight home city locations, which are all based near car dealerships for added convenience. Home city customers include local business and leisure motorists needing rapid access to a vehicle, as well as replacement users who need a vehicle when their own car is being serviced or repaired.
Customers using Enterprise, National, and Alamo rental services in Finland will benefit from a number of global customer programmes. These include membership of Enterprise Plus and the Emerald Club from National Car Rental, both of which offer rewards based on the level of usage.
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