Sixt Share Offers Promotion to Celebrate Anniversary of Fall of Berlin Wall
Sixt share, Sixt’s carsharing service, is providing new customers with 100 welcome minutes to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Photo via U.S. Department of Defense.
To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, Sixt’s carsharing service is offering a new campaign.
Sixt share is providing new customers with 100 welcome minutes, which they can redeem for their first Sixt share trip. This is equivalent to a new customer bonus of 30 euro.
Promoted under the motto “Sharepoint Charlie,” the promotion is valid for all new customer registrations from Nov. 5th until Nov. 12th.
Sixt share offers a range of vehicles, from the VW Golf to the Mini Cooper to the electric Renault ZOE. Customers can rent vehicles for a few minutes or for up to 27 days. Launched at the beginning of 2019, Sixt share currently operates in Berlin, Hamburg, and Munich – with plans to expand to more areas in the future.
“For us, boundless mobility means everyone has the freedom to decide for themselves when, where, and how they want to move,” said Nico Gabriel, managing director of SIXT X. “With our latest SIXT share offer, we give our customers just that: maximum spatial and temporal flexibility, the choice from a wide fleet of vehicles, and all that at an attractive price-performance ratio.”
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