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Green Motion Launches New Franchise in Azerbaijan
The rental car operation will provide a modern fleet, including low-emission and fuel-efficient vehicles.
March 31, 2026
(L to R) The Green Motion Azerbaijan team: Taleh Movsumov, Intigam Shumalov, Taleh Hamidov, Lamiya Masimova, Kochari Ismayilov, and Ramil Ismayilov.
Credit: Green Motion International
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Green Motion International recently opened a car rental franchise in Azerbaijan, a dynamic, rapidly developing travel and business destination for car rental services.
This expansion complements Green Motion’s growth across key international markets.
Local entrepreneur Ramil Ismayilov will run the franchise, and Kochari Ismayilov will lead the management team and daily operations.
The franchisee brings strong local market knowledge and a commitment to delivering high-quality, customer-focused services. Under the operational leadership of Kochari Ismayilov, the team is set to establish a robust presence in the region.
The new Azerbaijan operation will offer a modern fleet of low-emission, fuel-efficient vehicles, supporting Green Motion’s global commitment to reducing environmental impact.
Richard Lowden, Green Motion International founder and CEO, said in a March 30 news release: “Their local expertise and dedication align perfectly with our mission to provide greener mobility solutions while maintaining exceptional service standards. Azerbaijan is an exciting market.”
Customers can expect competitive pricing, convenient locations, and a seamless rental experience tailored to both business and leisure travelers.
“Our goal is to set a new benchmark in the local car rental industry by combining international standards with a deep understanding of customer needs in this market,” said Kochari Ismayilov.
Green Motion’s car rental franchises span Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, reinforcing its focus on providing sustainable car rental options worldwide.
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