Enterprise Adds Hybrids to Edinburgh Car Club Fleet

July 8, 2019

Enterprise Adds Hybrids to Edinburgh Car Club Fleet — The new crossover hybrid SUVs will help to meet a growing need for "on-demand’" vehicle rental from local residents and businesses, especially those looking to hire a sustainable and more spacious model.
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Enterprise has introduced eight Toyota C-HR hybrid SUVs to its on-street Enterprise Car Club network in Edinburgh.

The new crossover hybrid SUVs will help to meet a growing need for "on-demand’" vehicle rental from local residents and businesses, especially those looking to hire a sustainable and more spacious model. The SUVs are situated at locations across Edinburgh including Gorgie, Stockbridge and Bonnington.The new additions mean that there are now 178 vehicles available to Enterprise Car Club members in Edinburgh and 227 vehicles around Scotland, including locations in Inverness, Glasgow, Stirling, and Kilmarnock.

Around 21% of the Enterprise Car Club fleet is hybrid. There are also plug-in electric vehicles at 25 locations in and around Edinburgh.

Users can access Enterprise Car Club vehicles 24/7/365, booking, and opening the vehicles with a mobile app.

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. Many Enterprise Car Club vehicles are located at transport hubs or railway stations to make it easier to travel around the U.K. for people who want to combine rail with car travel.

Topics:Gasoline-Electric Hybrids Toyota Enterprise Car Club U.K.Green Fleets Enterprise Holdings Global Fleet

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