This is how Mercarius has remained successful, despite the difficult market conditions
Mercarius is the biggest Hungarian-owned fleet management company, with a fleet of more than 12,000 vehicles and more than 500 customers. Their services include repair and maintenance – now offered at 3 premises, assistance and claims management. As a reaction to the latest market needs, this year Mercarius opened its first used car dealership, under the name Mercar. The company also focuses on digitalisation, in order to become a real 21st-century mobility service provider.
Mercarius is building a nationwide car repair shop network too, so that customers have access to quality service wherever they are. Plans also include establishing the first premises outside of Budapest in 2022, where they will provide fleet services to both corporate partners and private individuals, and sell used cars following the Mercar model. Mercarius firmly believes that the company’s services, professional team and own innovations differentiate them from competitors, and will keep customers satisfied in the future as well.

László Rónai-Horst and Róbert Koleszár, owner of Mercarius
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