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New Year, New Fleet for Green Motion Morocco
Green Motion Morocco celebrates eight years in operation with the arrival of 300 new Renaults and Dacias to its fleet.
January 6, 2023
300 new vehicles were added to Green Motion Morocco's fleet, an exciting milestone for the franchise.
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Green Motion Morocco is celebrating the arrival of about 300 new vehicles to its fleet made up mainly of Renault and Dacia product.
"This is a fantastic way for Green Motion Morocco to start the year," said Richard Lowden, founder & CEO of Green Motion and president of U-Save in a statement. "Their focus on delivering forever-increasing high levels of customer service is second to none, but backing this up with such large numbers of brand new fleet in what remain turbulent times in obtaining new cars is a fantastic achievement."
Tarik Dbilij, owner and CEO of the Green Motion Morocco master franchise and his team were the former Dollar Rent a Car franchise for Morocco, and acquired the rights for the Green Motion master franchise for Morocco in 2016, now celebrating eight years with Green Motion.
"I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to my colleagues at Renault Morocco for their continued support of Green Motion," added Dbilij. "We can't wait to put our customers behind the wheel of these amazing vehicles."
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