The carsharing venture was propeled by the installation of 30 fast charging stations in the city, in addition to bus lane access.
Sixt is also a mobility partner of the ITB conference, which has supplemented the ITB trade fair with specialist presentations for years.
Data from Germany's carsharing lobby, Bundesverband, also shows that the number of vehicles used for carsharing purposes increased 12% to 20,200.
The company already owns 350 EVs, including Teslas, Jaguars, Renaults, Nissans, and Kias, among other brands.
The Hertz and Eurowings partnership offers the carrier’s passengers access to a broad choice of car rental options from Hertz and Thrifty, along with bespoke promotions and benefits.
In the run-up to the Munich Security Conference, all drivers attended training courses on topics with special requirements such as driving in convoys or on the aprons of airports.
Invers is a global market leader in shared mobility technology and has enabled over 250 mobility services in more than 30 countries.
UFOdrive has previously opened two locations, one at the Luxembourg Airport and one at the Brussels Airport.
In addition to their expansion in Berlin, the two companies also filed an application for permission to consolidate their existing mobility services with the European Commission.
Enterprise Holdings in Germany received awards in LGBTI management diversity, career opportunities, and jobs with a future.