
Stuart Trolley, formerly of Europcar, will head the companies’ commercial global team.
The well-established dealer group brand is offering service in one of Europe's most active auto rental markets.
A father and son team are the first example outside the U.S. where a franchisee has combined U-Save and Green Motion operations to offer more comprehensive fleet and rental services within a specific market.
The trade group’s board voted in Brenda Azua to serve the remaining term of a departing board director.
Green Motion and U-Save sign both franchises for the state of Hawaii.
The U-Save network meeting was kicked off by company president Richard Lowden sharing his vision for the company's next chapter of growth, with the brand initially focusing on building upon its strong presence within the domestic U.S. market.
Green Motion & U-Save CEO Richard Lowden snagged fourth place in the awards, which acknowledges the best CEOs worldwide through a nomination process and three-month-long voting season.
Green Motion’s International Conference celebrated the brand’s 15-year anniversary with its franchise partners. Additionally, the company attended the World Travel Market. Here are the highlights.
The new location is slated to open at the end of 2022 in Kingston.
Richard Lowden of Green Motion and Tom McDonnell of U-Save dig deeper into the sale and outline how this newly combined franchised car rental brand can sustain itself and prevail in a rapidly evolving market.
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