I don't want to blame the staff at the Frankfurt Airport T1 counter, as I think he did the right job suggesting me a gasoline car instead of an EV (although I wonder the Mercedes was a reasonable option). With the change of car I was charged quite a bit at the counter additionally, but that is still understandable. What confuses me is the mysterious 30EUR additional charge on my credit card 1 month after rental, as well as the fact Eurpocar never replied to my request for sending me a full invoice via email. At the end, their website's contacting form doesn't allow me to send this claim due to some technical error on the website. I hope I'm the only one with this kind of experience.

I don't think QEEQ had any role to play in this confusion.

The car rental location in Hamburg is a bit hard to find; it seems the GPS might be slightly off. However, following the airport signs makes it easier to locate. The staff was very nice and upgraded us to a Mercedes-Benz C-Class. During the trip, a stone hit the front windshield, causing a long crack. We immediately stopped by the Eu store in Oldenburg, where the staff wrote a proof that it wasn't our fault, and the issue was resolved smoothly in the end.

Overall service was okay, but there was a tire burst and had to exchange the car. The roadside assistance was very slow, and a model worth thousands was taken by the staff from the car. It wasn't placed in lost and found even though it was just a few hours. Sigh.

The car was not checked; it had a fault and the coolant leaked.

They run out of the car i booked, they said it’s sn upgrade ( i didn’t see any upgrades)