Sixt

Snapshot

Sixt SE reported H1 2026 revenue of EUR 2.118 billion, a currency-adjusted increase of 11.3%, calling it the 20th consecutive record quarter year-on-year. It confirmed full-year guidance of EUR 4.45 to 4.60 billion in revenue and an EBT margin around 10%.¹

Average fleet rose 9.0% to 199,900 vehicles — slower than revenue growth, which Sixt said kept fleet “inside the demand.” About 25,000 additional premium vehicles were available versus a year earlier; premium vehicles were 62% of fleet additions by value in Q2 2026. Corporate EBITDA was EUR 259.8 million (up 18%); EBT was EUR 125.1 million (up 39.4%). Together with franchise partners Sixt operated more than 2,300 branches, 176 more than on June 30, 2025. Co-CEO Alexander Sixt and CFO Dr. Franz Weinberger commented on the release.¹

Sixt’s help center describes Car Gates at select branches: a drive-through scanner with cameras, sensors, and lighting photographs the car at pickup and return. Staff make the final damage assessment.²

How used cars are sold

Sixt remarkets off-rent vehicles through wholesale and retail channels typical of European lessors; it does not operate a U.S. consumer brand on the scale of Hertz Car Sales or Enterprise Car Sales. We are not inventing volumes we did not source.