The company pledges a per-car-sold donation and solicits customers, employees, and associates to participate. Go to Source
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Zipcar Partners With Uber On Daily Rentals
Following a pilot program last year, the companies are providing access to vehicles, including hybrids and EVs, in more cities nationwide. Go to Source
Flexways Opens New Locations in 15 Countries
The global car rental company recently added London Heathrow Airport and locations in the Americas, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. Go to Source
Get Ready: ICRS 2026 Open for Business and Call for Papers
The 30th anniversary International Car Rental Show heads to the Dallas area as it celebrates a legacy and pivots toward an industry marketplace and forum suited to the fourth decade ahead. Go to Source
A Nuanced View on Auto Tariffs, Trade, and Technology
Veteran auto executive Jim Press recently talked with Auto Rental News about how tariffs could reshape the global automotive industry. Go to Source
China’s Growing EV Rental Market [ICRS Interview Series]
Richard Lowden, founder and CEO of Green Motion International and president of U-Save Car and Truck Rental, elaborates on this breakfast keynote at most recent ICRS. Go to Source
How AI Is Making Car Rental Search Smarter and Unique
Companies are finding a clear link between relevant, personalized results and higher booking rates. Platforms that deliver tailored search results see higher conversion rates and revenues. Go to Source
Green Motion Zurich Franchise Acquires Master Rights for Switzerland
The global rental car operation now marks its 80/800 milestone: Rental cars at 800 locations in 80 countries. Go to Source
Making A Big Deal: Three Auto Transporters Merge
SYCN Auto Logistics, Rite Way Auto Transport Group, and Mercury Auto Transport combine to form a major privately owned transport management company in North America. Go to Source
Tariffs About To Hit Auto Industry Harder
Commentary: The average price of a new vehicle in the U.S. is expected to break the $50,000 barrier in 2025, as automakers begin to pass along tariff costs and the market sells a larger share of higher-end vehicles. Go to Source