The counter only checked the document issued by QEEQ, ignoring my notarized Hague Apostille. Europcar's system is mediocre; the address, phone number, and email all need to be handwritten. After explaining that I had purchased all the insurance before departure, the counter did not push additional insurance, which is a good practice among major car rental companies nowadays.

The staff at the store helped us complete the rental process enthusiastically, but unfortunately, there was no ID3 available.

Basic services were good, but the automatic highway toll system rented with the car was incompatible, causing alarms each time we passed a toll gate. On our first attempt to exchange it, we were told it was fine with no issues, so they refused to replace it. Contacting the rental platform didn't help either. We had to follow their advice and try again. The next day, the same alarm occurred on the highway. Finally, after hours of negotiation with local friends helping at the rental office, we got a new system. Everything was fine thereafter, but we were unsure how much we'd be fined for the previous alarms. The rental platform didn't provide effective help in this matter. If we do get fined, I hope the rental platform would handle it properly and positively.

Picked up the car at Lisbon airport; the queue was quite long. It seemed many people rented from this company, probably because it's the cheapest. However, they provided bottled water while waiting, and the staff was very friendly. Note that Europcar charges extra for additional drivers, which was a first for me. Keep this in mind.

Lots of people waiting for pick up.