Hertz Mexico Now Offers Green Collection
Hertz Mexico has launched the Hertz Green Collection by offering a fleet of 2016 Toyota Prius hybrid vehicles.
The 2016 Toyota Prius is now available for rent at all Hertz locations in Mexico City. Photo courtesy of The Hertz Corp.
The 2016 Toyota Prius is now available for rent at all Hertz locations in Mexico City. Photo courtesy of The Hertz Corp.
Hertz Global Holdings Inc. has announced that its Hertz Green Collection — which includes fuel-efficient cars, hybrids, and electric vehicles — has been launched in Mexico with a fleet of 2016 Toyota Prius hybrid vehicles.
Hertz Mexico is the first car rental provider in Mexico to add hybrid vehicles in support of sustainable mobility, according to the company.
The 2016 Toyota Prius is currently available for rent at all Hertz locations in Mexico City. These cars are exempt from the city's driving limitations in force for improving the quality of the air.
"Leading the car rental industry in offering a fleet of hybrid car rental vehicles in Mexico supports our commitment to the environment," said Moises Behar, chief executive officer of Hertz Mexico. "After seeing the popularity of the Hertz Green Collection in other countries, we are convinced that this eco-friendly choice will be equally well received in Mexico City."
In addition to its regular fleet and the recently launched Green Collection, Hertz Mexico offers the Prestige Collection and the Adrenaline Collection.
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