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Mercedes-Benz Canada Partners With Enterprise Holdings Vehicle Rental

Mercedes-Benz Vans Canada announced a new agreement with Enterprise Holdings, the world's largest vehicle rental business, marking a significant addition to its growing list of fleet partnerships.

Mercedes-Benz Vans Canada has begun delivery of more than 300 units in total, including 200+ MY22 Sprinter Cargo Vans and 100+ MY22 Metris Passenger Vans, bolstering Enterprise Holdings' mobility offerings to accommodate diverse customer needs. Enterprise Holdings, which is also the largest vehicle rental business in Canada, owns the Enterprise Rent-A-Car, National Car Rental and Alamo Rent-A-Car brands. Mercedes-Benz Vans Canada is providing Enterprise Holdings with an all-inclusive customer service experience, from customizable upfitting options to aftersales support.

Adding Mercedes-Benz vans into its nationwide fleet supports Enterprise Holding's ongoing efforts to reduce energy consumption, while also providing the outstanding performance, safety technology and reliability Mercedes-Benz vans are well known for. Despite continued industry-wide challenges caused by the global semiconductor shortage, the Mercedes-Benz Vans Canada team has minimized disruptions and maintained a consistent inventory of commercial vehicles, which made this deal possible.

As part of its commercial fleet offering, Mercedes-Benz Vans Canada supports businesses from coast-to-coast in scaling their vehicle needs and reducing fleet costs, from fuel efficiency to uptime to resale value. This full-service package helps lower the total cost of ownership while delivering industry-leading support. In the years to come, Mercedes-Benz Vans Canada will offer its fleet customers B2B connectivity solutions as well as electric vehicle architectures.

 

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