Enterprise Car Club is adding four Toyota Yaris and four Hyundai IONIQ hybrid electric vehicles in Scotland’s Highlands and Islands region.
Enterprise Rent-A-Car and Enterprise Car Club vehicles will be available to rent as part of Scotland’s new GO-HI Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) project in the Highlands and Islands region.
Enterprise Car Club helped Highland Council in Scotland reduce over 800,000 annual business miles in 12 months using a fleet of 60 shared vehicles located across 21 offices.
Located within walking distance of the existing Enterprise city center branch on Oswald Street, the new Tradeston branch is next to the subway station, a prime location to meet increasing demand for integrated transport solutions in Glasgow.
In addition to renting vehicles in Edinburgh, Enterprise Car Club members can also access the U.K.’s extensive car club network of 1,100 vehicles parked on-street in 130 towns, cities, and communities across the U.K.
The Monmouth branch is the first Enterprise location in Wales to introduce rainwater harvesting for vehicle washing.
Southampton City Council has already signed up more than 50 staff as Enterprise Car Club members, as well as renting vehicles on a daily basis for longer business trips.
As Enterprise’s nearest branch is 15 miles away in Edinburgh, the new location brings access to vehicles even closer to residents and businesses in West Lothian.
The introduction of the car club is an extension of a long-term program where Enterprise Rent-A-Car vehicles have been used to lower business mileage, reduce emissions, and improve air quality.
Members of Enterprise Car Club, the U.K.-based carsharing service, now have access to a new mobile app, available for the first time on Android as well as iOS.
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