Hertz is:
Making electric vehicles (EVs) available to leisure, business and rideshare customers.
Introducing customers and communities to EVs through test drives and other signature events.


Hertz is:
Adding charging capacity at its locations and supporting public charging infrastructure in partnership with third parties.
Sharing telematic insights from its connected fleet to inform city planning for charging infrastructure through the “Hertz Charging Opportunity Index.
Hertz is:
Donating EVs to and sharing training materials with local partner high schools and community college auto programs to jumpstart EV skills.
Helping to provide scholarships for students who wish to continue their automotive and EV education path.
Providing students with shadowing and summer job opportunities.


Hertz is:
Making EVs available through a flexible program to rideshare drivers.
Enabling rideshare drivers to conduct reduced emissions rides, addressing city-specific goals or regulations.

Hertz is giving Americans the chance to experience an electric vehicle by hosting EV test drive events in cities across the country.
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Dan Rivoli: Yesterday, covered Mayor Adams joining Hertz CEO who donated cars to automotive technical high schools.
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Through the initiative, Hertz intends to add up to 1,700 rental EVs to its local fleet, create 100 new jobs to serve
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“Hertz Electrifies New York City” builds on Mayor Adams’ nation-leading efforts to make vehicles in the city more sustainable.
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Hertz and City of Orlando Launch Partnership to Expand Electric Vehicle Rentals, EV Charging Infrastructure and Education and Training Opportunities
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As the US gears up for a mass rollout of electric vehicles, Atlanta city leaders announced Wednesday a new partnership with the car rental company Hertz. The company plans to massively build out its fleet of electric vehicles in Atlanta.
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Hertz and City of Atlanta Launch Partnership to Expand Electric Vehicle Rentals, EV Charging Infrastructure and Education and Training Opportunities
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Houston may be known as the capital of the US oil industry, but Mayor Sylvester Turner has a Climate Action Plan that sets out to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve regional air quality. Mayor Turner recently joined Hertz CEO Stephen Scherr to announce the launch of the Hertz Electrifies Houston initiative.
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Hertz aims to add EVs to Houston fleet and support bp’s installation of a publicly accessible EV fast-charging hub at the Hertz location at Houston Hobby Airport.
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Hertz on May 11 announced a new private-public partnership, Hertz Electrifies Orlando, with the city of Orlando that will benefit the local rideshare market and some of Orlando's low-income communities while supporting the city's sustainability objectives.
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Look out for new public charging stations and more electric cars in Orlando. The city announced its partnership with Hertz on Thursday. Mayor Buddy Dyer and Orange County Public Schools are also part of the Hertz Electrifies Orlando initiative.
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The initiative aims to expand the availability of electric vehicles (EVs), charging infrastructure, and EV education and training opportunities in the Denver community. Denver is the first city to participate in this public-private partnership with Hertz, which is expected to expand to other cities across the United States.
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Denver is the first city in this new public-private initiative with Hertz, which is expanding it to other cities across the country. Hertz is partnering with bp America and its EV charging business, bp Pulse, to install a network of fast charging points in the Denver metro area.
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Hertz Chair and CEO Stephen Scherr and Denver Mayor Michael Hancock launched Hertz Electrifies in Denver at Montbello Career and Technical High School and announced intentions to expand...
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A new partnership with Hertz will allow residents to try electric vehicles before they buy. It will also provide the city with data on where chargers are needed.
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Hertz aims to speed the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) one city at a time, starting with Denver, where the car rental giant is launching a public-private partnership to add more neighborhood chargers and prepare workers for future jobs.
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Hertz is teaming up with the city of Denver — and soon, it hopes, with other cities — to build out its charging infrastructure to support the ongoing transition to electric vehicles. The partnership is a big step toward helping rental car drivers, including those who may be renting an EV for the first time or in an unfamiliar area, to navigate the often-daunting task of finding a charge.
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It's tackling electrification from multiple angles. Hertz announced a new public-private partnership called Hertz Electrifies (HE).
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Rental car company Hertz Global Holdings has launched the Hertz Electrifies program — an initiative in partnership with U.S. city mayors aimed at streamlining the transition to electric vehicles.
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Hertz is launching a national program to boost its electric vehicle ranks in Denver — an initiative that not only will bring more zero-emissions rental cars to the city but will aid local officials in installing chargers in proper places and in training workers to repair the new cars.
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New Public-Private Partnership between Hertz and Cities aims to Transform the Rental Car Industry and Accelerate Mainstream Consumer Adoption of Electric Vehicles
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