Hertz

Today, we’re spotlighting our impact partner TechForce Foundation, a national nonprofit that champions all students through their technical education and into careers as professional technicians.   Together, we're enabling progress by investing in the automotive workforce of the future. Through Hertz Technician Scholarships, training, educational resources, and certification grants, we're closing the industry skills gap and creating clear pathways into mobility careers.    We're committed to helping people move forward. Through Hertz Onward, our social impact framework, we're creating opportunities to enable, empower, and elevate the communities where we live and work. #HertzOnward #HertzLetsGo 

At Hertz, we believe in giving back to the communities where we live and work. That's why we're proud to partner with the American Red Cross and support its critical work helping communities prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters and other emergencies.   Since 2024, our partnership has provided critical funding to empower people to move forward during times of urgent need. As storm season continues, we're especially proud that our annual donation will support relief efforts and the communities that depend on them. South Florida Red Cross #HertzHelps #HertzLetsGo

As customers keep their vehicles longer, reliability, protection, and long-term value are more important than ever.     That's why we're tripling the length of our Hertz Car Sales warranty. Customers can now receive industry-leading 3-Year/100,000-Mile Protection at no additional cost on one of the largest selections of single-owner, near-new vehicles in the market.     It's another step in our commitment to delivering a more convenient, confident, and customer-centric car-buying experience. Read more in USA TODAY. #HertzCarSales #HertzLetsGo https://lnkd.in/gzZU4RmX

This fall's top destination is the open road.     New Hertz survey data shows nearly 60% of travelers plan to drive to their destination this fall, more than double the share planning to take a domestic flight.   Millennials are nearly four times more likely than Baby Boomers to use a rental car this fall, while Millennials and Gen Z are the generations most willing to spend more on memorable experiences. Gen Z is also taking a more intentional approach to travel planning, with more travelers booking earlier and opting for fully planned itineraries.    Read our announcement for more key trends shaping travel this season: https://lnkd.in/gqHVxRRx

Our second quarter performance demonstrates that our transformation and operational initiatives are delivering tangible results. #HertzLetsGo

100 years ago, Hertz figured out how to own, operate, and move large fleets of vehicles safely and efficiently. Turns out that skill is exactly what the next era of mobility needs.   Robotaxis will need someone to charge, clean, maintain, and deploy them, every day, at scale. That’s been our business all along, and it’s why we’re so excited about where Oro Mobility is headed.   The technology is new. The fundamentals aren’t. That’s our advantage.   Thanks to Joann Muller and Axios for the conversation. https://lnkd.in/eAgyHJF2   #Mobility #AutonomousVehicles #HertzLetsGo

100 years ago, Hertz figured out how to own, operate, and move large fleets of vehicles safely and efficiently. Turns out that skill is exactly what the next era of mobility needs.   Robotaxis will need someone to charge, clean, maintain, and deploy them, every day, at scale. That’s been our business all along, and it’s why we’re so excited about where Oro Mobility is headed.   The technology is new. The fundamentals aren’t. That’s our advantage.   Thanks to Joann Muller and Axios for the conversation. https://lnkd.in/eAgyHJF2   #Mobility #AutonomousVehicles #HertzLetsGo

108 years. That's how long Hertz has been in business. Nearly half of America's 250. In 1918, a guy named Walter Jacobs started renting out a dozen Model Ts in Chicago. He wasn't trying to build a legacy. He was solving a problem: people wanted to drive without owning. That simple idea helped create an entire industry. We've held onto it through a lot. Downturns, a pandemic, and more reinventions than I can count. Every time we came back focused on the same thing: helping people get where they need to go.   Today, that's just as true. Whether it's a family heading out on a Fourth of July road trip, a traveler exploring a new destination, or a rideshare driver earning a living behind the wheel, millions of customers continue to rely on Hertz to keep them moving. Along the way, we've kept finding the next thing first. The first car rental counter at an airport in 1932. The first one-way rental in 1933. GPS in our cars before most people had it in their pocket. Now it's Oro Mobility as we look ahead to the next era of mobility. It's the same instinct that started this company in 1918: understand where people need to go next, and build the infrastructure to help them get there. One hundred and eight years in, that job hasn't changed. Happy 250, America. We're proud to have been part of the journey.

For more than 100 years, Hertz has been helping customers take to the road, a legacy we're proud to continue today. As millions of Americans travel this Fourth of July and begin celebrations marking America's 250th anniversary, new Hertz data shows the road trip is making a comeback.   In fact, 64% of Americans plan to take a road trip this summer, and fuel efficiency is top of mind as they do with demand for hybrid vehicles surging 140% year over year.    While travel trends tell part of the story, it’s our people who make those journeys possible.     This holiday weekend, we’re especially grateful to the thousands of Hertz employees working across our operations to help get customers where they need to go. From our airport and neighborhood locations to our maintenance and customer care teams, thank you for keeping travelers moving during one of the busiest periods of the year. #HertzLetsGo https://lnkd.in/eFJYR3XG