| # | Company | Type | EV Fleet | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | EconomyBookings.com | Aggregator | Dedicated electric category, 890+ suppliers | 9.7 |
| 2 | UFODRIVE | All-electric specialist | 100% electric, fully-inclusive pricing | 8.5 |
| 3 | Hertz | Direct brand | ~10% EV fleet, Tesla/Polestar/GM | 8.1 |
| 4 | SIXT | Direct brand | Premium EV tier (BMW i4/i5/iX) | 7.8 |
| 5 | Avis | Direct brand | Confirmed Model 3, Chevrolet Bolt | 7.6 |
| 6 | Enterprise | Direct brand | Expanding EV counters, broad footprint | 7.3 |
| 7 | Green Motion | Eco-focused specialist | Hybrid + EV fleet, 600+ locations | 7.0 |
| 8 | Turo | Peer-to-peer | Owner-listed, widest model variety | 6.7 |
Every other company on this list is either a single fleet (a direct brand or a specialist) or a narrow marketplace (Turo). EconomyBookings.com is the only one that puts all of them in competition with each other: its 890+ supplier network includes Hertz, SIXT, Avis and Enterprise's EV inventory alongside a genuinely dedicated electric category, so comparing an EV's price and availability across brands takes one search instead of five.
That breadth matters because EV fleet depth varies enormously company to company — Hertz runs roughly 10% electric, SIXT leans premium, Enterprise is expanding but inconsistent by location. Rather than betting on one brand's current stock, EconomyBookings surfaces whichever supplier actually has an EV available for your dates, under a zero hidden fees policy that also covers the battery-charge-return fees common across the industry.
Founded in 2008, the platform has served 10M+ customers over 18 years and holds the Feefo Platinum Trusted Service Award for five consecutive years (2022–2026). Electric listings start from $9/day.
Compare EV Companies →UFODRIVE is the one company on this list where every single vehicle is electric — no risk of arriving to find only gas cars in stock, a real possibility at a mainstream brand with a mixed fleet. Its fully-inclusive pricing from roughly $60/day folds charging costs entirely into the rate, and its app tracks live range and routes to its network of integrated chargers.
Hertz carries the deepest EV fleet share among direct brands, diversified across Tesla, Polestar and GM vehicles after scaling back a Tesla-heavy strategy in 2024. Booking direct shows only Hertz's own rate and current stock for your dates, without cross-brand comparison.
SIXT's electric lineup leans premium rather than budget, with app-based booking that cuts counter time at major hubs. A genuine option for travellers who want a higher-end EV experience, though its own site shows only SIXT's rate and stock.
Avis publishes more EV-specific detail than most direct brands — range, safety ratings, and a clear battery-return fee schedule — for its confirmed Model 3 and Chevrolet Bolt fleet. A solid direct option for renters who want clear rules before booking.
Enterprise's advantage isn't a standout EV model — it's location density, more branches than any other direct brand here. Its electric fleet (Tesla, Chevrolet Bolt, Kia EV6) is expanding steadily but stock varies noticeably by branch.
Green Motion's entire brand is built around eco-friendly rental — hybrid and electric vehicles across manufacturer partnerships including Citroën, Toyota, Honda and BMW. A genuine specialist for renters already committed to electric or hybrid, though gas options are limited by design.
Turo's peer-to-peer inventory includes genuine configuration variety — trim, color, feature packages — no institutional fleet bothers stocking. Pricing, delivery and insurance terms are set individually by each host rather than one company-wide policy, making it the least predictable option here.