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Hertz & Uber Expand Partnership to Bring up to 25,000 EVs to European Capitals
Staff Writer
- Jan 17 2023

Hertz and Uber have announced a European expansion to their North American partnership through which Hertz will make up to 25,000 electric vehicles (EVs) available to Uber drivers in European capital cities by 2025. The range of suitable EVs on offer will include vehicles from Tesla and Polestar.
The European expansion of the partnership will begin in Hertz Europe’s London base in January 2023, and aims to expand to other European capitals, such as Paris and Amsterdam, throughout the year and beyond.
The partnership is a key element of Hertz’s strategy to build one of the largest fleets of rental EVs in the world, and Uber’s commitment to become a zero emissions platform in Europe and North America by 2030.
In North America nearly 50,000 drivers have rented a Tesla through this partnership, completing more than 24 million fully-electric trips and over 260 million electric miles.
Dara Khosrowshahi, Uber CEO, says: “As the largest mobility platform in the world, we know that our impact goes beyond our technology. Climate change is the most urgent global challenge which we must all tackle together – now is the time to accelerate. Expanding our partnership with Hertz into Europe will significantly boost our transition to zero-emissions, helping drivers reduce running costs and cleaning up urban transport. We aim to become a 100% electric platform across Europe by 2030.”
Stephen Scherr, Chief Executive Officer at Hertz, adds: “Hertz continues to accelerate the drive toward sustainability and our partnership with Uber significantly advances that goal. By making EVs available to rideshare drivers, we will not only contribute to reducing emissions in European cities but also expand opportunities for people to experience the benefits of electrification. As Hertz invests to create one of the largest EV fleets globally, our Uber partnership will ensure that we continue to lead in the rapidly-changing mobility landscape across Europe.”
The Hertz Corporation, a subsidiary of Hertz Global Holdings, Inc., operates the Hertz, Dollar and Thrifty vehicle rental brands throughout North America, Europe, the Caribbean, Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, Australia and New Zealand.
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