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Car rental company also adds BYD E6 electric vehicles to fleet offering for government agencies and multinationals

Hertz has been hailed as the first car rental company to offer electric vehicles (EVs) in three continents, after signing a major deal with General Electric (GE) to jointly provide zero emission vehicles...

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