Europcar to Supply Electric Fleet Services to Denmark Postal Service
In this long-term rental partnership, Mercedes will provide Post Nord 25 electric Sprinters to Post Nord, while Europcar will provide replacement vehicles, maintenance, and peak fleet provision as well as vehicle connectivity and data management.
The partnership includes 25 new Mercedes-Benz eSprinters L2H2 11m3 vans, allowing a reduction of Post Nord CO2 emissions by 105 tons per year, in line with their CO2 neutrality by 2030 objective.
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Europcar Mobility Group, through its Vans & Trucks Business Unit, has signed a business partnership in Denmark with Post Nord and Mercedes-Benz.
This business partnership is based on a Europcar long-term rental solution tailored around the needs of Post Nord, where Mercedes-Benz provides 25 e-vans and Europcar Mobility Group Denmark manages this fleet, from connectivity and data management to maintenance, ensuring a higher fleet availability.
Closing the 2020 year during which the Vans & Trucks business of Europcar Mobility Group activity showed strong resilience and momentum despite the Covid-19 crisis, this business partnership with Post Nord and MercedesBenz is the epitome of a new breed of integrated “long-term rental” solutions, leveraging technology, fleet management and quality of service, in close cooperation with OEMs.
The solution, tailored around Post Nord needs and expectations, includes:
25 new Mercedes-Benz eSprinters L2H2 11m3 vans, allowing a reduction of Post Nord CO2 emissions by 105 tons per year, in line with their CO2 neutrality by 2030 objective.
Full fleet support provided by Europcar (replacement vehicles, maintenance, repairs, peak fleet provision), as well as vehicle connectivity and data management.
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