The Latest Breaking News from Hertz

Hertz's pioneering of EVs as rental cars seemed foolproof—less maintenance and a lower total cost of ownership are two things that any company competing in the rental space strives for. But as Hertz quickly found out, its grand experiment went horribly wrong. It's now become a giant clearance event, where…

Hertz has apologized after a customer was wrongfully charged $10,000 for exceeding mileage limits on an "unlimited" miles rental.

You can buy a 2023 Subaru Solterra for under $17,000, if you don't mind driving a disused Hertz rental car.

The rental giant has been trimming its EV fleet, and the Silverado EV is its latest victim. The company already has 35 for sale.

According to iSeeCars the Tesla Model 3 and Jeep Grand Cherokee are the two biggest losers from 2023 to 2024.

Want a stylish electric Volvo with decent range for only $25,000? We've found a bunch as Hertz offloads its electric rental fleet.

Hertz Global Holdings jumped onto the Barchart Bottom 100 Stocks to Buy in Monday, trading in the 72nd position. Down 66% year-to-date, is the car rental company ready for Chapter 11? Or is it a value play? Here’s a look at both arguments.

An abandoned 22-story-building in Louisiana that has become a symbol of the destruction inflicted by back-to-back hurricanes in 2020 is set to be demolished

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