Through its Hertz Electrifies program, Hertz plans to accelerate the transition to electric vehicles by bringing more EV rentals to Denver and Houston, including models from Tesla, Polestar, and GM.
Green Motion continues its African continent expansion with the sale of a Zimbabwe master franchise in the capital city of Harare.
The app-based electric vehicle rental company's new location is its fourth in Germany.
The car rental company's latest location serves Luis Muñoz Marin International Airport and the downtown Isla Verde area.
Green Motion celebrates the its growth into Western Asia with sale of its master franchise in Armenia's capital Yerevan.
In the Canadian association's survey, 40% of independent rental company respondents said finding vehicles was the biggest challenge they face today.
The former Uber COO and Orbitz Worldwide CEO will be Kyte's first independent board director.
A report by car subscription provider FINN revealed the top 10 U.S. states with the cheapest gas, with Texas at the top of the list.
Sixt reached historic highs of over EUR 3 billion in revenue and earnings before taxes of EUR 550.2 million.
The international rental company's expansion is coming to the cities of Palermo, Catania, Bergamo, Verona, Venice, Turin, and Florence.
Finalrentals continues its global expansion with a new opening in Serbia, providing service in Belgrade and across the European country.
Sixt continues to grow its North American presence with two new branches in Pittsburgh and Toronto, following several U.S. openings in 2022.
The collaboration with DigiSure allows UFODrive's EV rental customers to be screened within seconds, while reducing insurance costs.
The car rental company continues its electrification process with the addition of EV chargers for its rental cars at airports.
The International Car Rental Show’s final session offers a global outlook for the independent rental landscape.
This ad for Saunders Drive it Yourself, believed to be the first car rental company in the U.S., was recently found in an Omaha phone book from 1926.
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