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Last week, the Chinese car rental company announced that it has postponed plans to offer public shares after being the first China-based company to file for a U.S. listing since regulators changed rules on foreign registration.
Read More →According to a company spokesperson, the website will feature a new quote requests page, results area and a new list of locations.
Read More →The company created four new websites for Ireland-bound travelers from France, Germany, Spain and Italy.
Read More →The new mobile platform helps its customers to book rentals from anywhere.
Read More →Depending on the location, customers will be able to choose from vehicles such as the Renault Scenic, Ford Galaxy and the Mercedes B Class vehicles.
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In this web-exclusive Q&A with Tómas Hafliðason of recently established Nice Cars in Iceland, which offers specialized 4WD vehicles for traveling through the snow, Hafliðason speaks on dealing with uneven seasonal demand, how customers use the website and narrowing in on effective marketing strategies.
Read More →The case is what consumer advocates in the region are calling ‘a mark in the sand’ because it ruled that the company must have shown proof the vehicle underwent inspection prior to the rental in order to make the damage claim.
Read More →The company was advised by police to get a lawyer after a customer who had rented the vehicle denied claims of selling the vehicle illegally.
Read More →Car rental companies, such as Enterprise and Hertz, reported that they had to truck in extra vehicles to cover the high demand, which is expected to continue for at least two more months.
Read More →Lee Broughton explains to the Chicago Policy Review the company's reasoning behind its move to go 'green.'
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