Philly Car Share’s Electric Fleet to be Featured on MotorWeek Program

PHILADELPHIA – Philly Car Share, a subsidiary of Enterprise Holdings and a recent addition to Clean Cities’ National Clean Fleets Partnership, has been working with the local Clean Cities coalition and currently has 50 hybrid electric and plug-in vehicles in its fleet.

by Staff

February 29, 2012

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PHILADELPHIA – This week’s Clean Cities Success Story takes us to Philadelphia, Pa., and highlights Philly Car Share, a new public-access electric car fleet.

Philly Car Share is a subsidiary of Enterprise Holdings, a recent addition to Clean Cities’ National Clean Fleets Partnership. Philly Car Share has been working with the local Clean Cities coalition and currently has 50 hybrid electric and plug-in vehicles in its fleet.

Produced by Maryland Public Television's MotorWeek program, the short segment will air on PBS stations nationwide starting March 3.

Previous segments in the series are available on the Alternative Fuels and Advanced Vehicles Data Center (AFDC) website.

Topics:Battery-Electric Vehicles Clean Cities Green Fleet

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