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Enterprise adding 500 electric vehicles to fleet; uses demo vehicle to build awareness of EV rentals and infrastructure.
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The automaker said customers in California, Arizona, Tennessee, Washington and Oregon who made online reservations will now be able to choose the color and trim level of their Nissan LEAF.
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Enterprise will make 500 Nissan LEAFs available in select markets beginning in January 2011. Electric vehicles from other manufacturers will also be offered to customers as they become available.
Read More →The car rental company’s “20/20 Vision” sustainability initiative will focus on reducing electricity, natural gas and water consumption across its Alamo, Enterprise and National Car Rental Brands.
Read More →Funston, an automotive industry veteran with more than two decades of experience in fleet sales development, vehicle remarketing, distribution, logistics and business management, will be responsible for marketing the all-electric CODA sedan to commercial fleet customers.
Read More →Sixt, Germany's largest car rental company, and energy supplier RWE expanded their partnership and started a pilot program Tuesday to offer customers the opportunity to rent electric cars.
Read More →After the Nissan LEAF is introduced to the Hertz fleet by early 2011, the rental company and Nissan plan to expand the electric vehicle into Connect by Hertz.
Read More →The Renault-Nissan Alliance will introduce zero-emission vehicles in the United States and Japan starting from 2010. The Alliance aims to take the leadership of zero-emission mobility in the automotive industry and will start mass-marketing electric vehicles globally in 2012.
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An electric vehicle rental business could serve a growing niche in vacation markets—with a network of low-speed roads, a good off-season plan and the right green marketing pitch.
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The auto rental industry is revving up to the green movement. Aside from the benefits to the environment, does it make business sense, or is it just a lot of globally warmed air?
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