Top 249 Auto Rental Service Chains in the US (2026)

State by state

The leading auto rental service chains in every state

Tracked auto rental service chains ranked by consumer spend in each state, Q4 2025–Q3 2026. Enterprise Rent-A-Car leads in all 50 states and DC. Against their share in the US as a whole, Enterprise Rent-A-Car stands out in 18 states, Hertz in 10 states, and Alamo Rent A Car in 7 states.

Relative to the US #1 by spend

By tracked consumer spend, Q4 2025–Q3 2026

Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Relative #1 in 18 states

West Virginia 1.4×, Kansas 1.3×, Mississippi 1.3×, Alabama 1.2×, Georgia 1.2×, Kentucky 1.2×, Maryland 1.2×, South Carolina 1.2×, Utah 1.2×, Indiana 1.1×, Pennsylvania 1.1×, Virginia 1.1×, Maine 0.9×, New Hampshire 0.9×, Rhode Island 0.9×, Vermont 0.8×, Wyoming 0.7×, Alaska 0.4×
Hertz
Relative #1 in 10 states

Arkansas 4.6×, North Dakota 3.4×, New York 2.4×, Illinois 1.9×, Idaho 1.7×, Connecticut 1.6×, Michigan 1.6×, Louisiana 1.5×, New Jersey 1.4×, Ohio 1.4×
Alamo Rent A Car
Relative #1 in 7 states

Hawaii 4.2×, Oregon 2.1×, Nevada 1.9×, Washington 1.8×, Arizona 1.7×, California 1.4×, Florida 1.4×
Budget Car Rental
Relative #1 in 6 states

Colorado 2.1×, Massachusetts 2.1×, Minnesota 1.9×, Oklahoma 1.7×, New Mexico 1.6×, North Carolina 1.2×
Avis Car Rental
Relative #1 in 6 states

Nebraska 2.9×, Missouri 2.3×, Texas 1.6×, Delaware 1.5×, Tennessee 1.3×, Iowa 1.1×
National Car Rental
Relative #1 in 2 states

Montana 3.6×, Wisconsin 3.2×

No ranked chain with 5% of the state's spend and 3 stores there: District of Columbia, South Dakota

Enterprise Rent-A-Car
#1 in all 50 states and DC

A state shows a ranking once it has at least 2 tracked auto rental service chains and 10 tracked stores. Relative to the US compares a chain's share of the state's spend with its share in the US as a whole. It ranks the 7 biggest chains in the US and the chains that lead a state by spend, wherever a chain has at least 5% of the state's spend and 3 stores there. Colors match the store map; other tracked chains are gray.

Growth ranking

Fastest-growing tracked auto rental service chains

Ranked by year-over-year growth of share of tracked local spend. Arrows show movement in the rankings since last year. Each dot in the chart is one tracked chain: bigger market position to the right, faster growth higher up, more tracked stores in a bigger dot. Colors match the store map below. Drivo Rent A Car and Alamo Rent A Car sit in the high-growth half.

# Chain YoY growth

Rank	Chain	Rank movement	YoY growth
1	Drivo Rent A Car	▲2	+16.2%
2	Alamo Rent A Car	▲2	+14.2%
3	Airport Van Rental	-	+12.8%
4	Enterprise Rent-A-Car	-	+7.0%
5	Sixt	-	+1.2%
6	Budget Car Rental	-	-2.9%
7	National Car Rental	-	-5.9%
8	NextCar	▲2	-7.2%
9	Avis Car Rental	-	-7.9%
10	ACE Rent A Car	▲3	-18.6%
11	Rent-A-Wreck	▲2	-20.6%
12	Easirent Car Rental	-	-23.4%
13	Zipcar	▲1	-33.4%
14	Fox Rent A Car	-	-33.9%
15	U-Save Car & Truck Rental	▼1	-42.9%

Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Budget Car Rental
Avis Car Rental
Alamo Rent A Car
National Car Rental
Hertz
Sixt
Other tracked chains

Store footprint

Store map

5,191 tracked store locations in the United States. The 7 largest tracked chains are highlighted. The top 5 chains by store count run 4,273 of the 5,191 stores (82%); 214 of the 249 tracked chains have a single store here.