Green Motion Opens Affiliate in Tampa
This is the fifth Green Motion rental franchise to open in Florida, located at the Tampa International Airport.
The airport facility will hold a fleet size of up to 1,500 vehicles.
Photo courtesy of Green Motion
Green Motion announced a launch of it's fifth location in Florida, at Tampa International Airport.
Green Motion founder & CEO Richard Lowden was joined at the launch event by Brenda Azúa, Green Motion's franchise director for North America, Patricio Franulic, Green Motion's master franchisee for Florida, along with Francisco Cuadrado the Green Motion Tampa affiliate owner and his family.
"Green Motion Tampa occupies an incredible facility which supports Green Motion's latest brand concept, located only a few minutes from Tampa International Airport, said Lowden in a statement. "The facility is one of our largest in operation, and is tailored to handle a fleet size of circa 1,500 vehicles.
"Francisco and his family are incredible brand ambassadors, and are truly dedicated to delivering the very best in service and support, so I am confident that our customers will enjoy the next level of car rental experience at Green Motion Tampa."
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