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Green Motion Updates Website to Ease Rental Process
The new Green Motion web eco-system presents customers with a seamless user interface across desktop, mobile, and app platforms, enabling them to easily choose car rental and mobility products.
November 6, 2019
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Green Motion announced today the launch of its brand new web eco-system. Designed to present a consistent user experience across all platforms and build on Green Motion's continued drive to deliver openness, honesty, and transparency to the international car rental industry, the new web eco-system includes the universal roll out of their multi-product strategy.
"As you will see there has been a tremendous amount of investment in delivering the very best experience for our direct to brand customers, and even greater focus on providing openness, honesty and transparency, with improved presentation of our multi-products - Basic, Plus, Premium and Premium Plus," Richard Lowden, Green Motion CEO and founder, said in a statement.
With the initial launch supporting greenmotion.com, all other country websites will be migrated before January 2020.
The new Green Motion web eco-system presents customers with a seamless user interface across desktop, mobile, and app platforms, enabling them to easily choose car rental and mobility products.
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