Belgrade Airport branch. Arrived an hour late for an 8 AM pickup, but it wasn't an issue. The overall process was smooth. They offered me an upgrade from Polo to Golf twice for an additional fee. I politely declined, and they ended up offering a free upgrade, which I gladly accepted. When returning the car at 9 PM, the return window was closed, but there were staff available in the Europcar area of the parking lot to assist.

We arrived quite late, and the car rental website gave us the wrong model, so our luggage couldn't fit. Eurocar insisted that it wasn't their fault and wanted us to take the wrong car. Later, after a staff change, their attitude improved and we paid extra to change the car.

Picked up the car at 22:50, which was after working hours (they close at 22:00). The staff seemed a bit indifferent as they were thinking about leaving, and there were some language barriers, but it didn't delay the car pickup.

Europcar is located on the right side of the arrival hall of Belgrade Airport, very easy to find, with two counters. Bring your paper order and all materials, the process is quick!

When I went to pick up the car around 9 AM, there was no one at the counter, and I had to wait for half an hour. When I returned the car, I found that one of the front left mud flaps was damaged, which is not part of the front bumper. However, during checkout, they insisted that this mud flap was part of the front bumper and asked for compensation of over 400 euros. This is ridiculous! A part that costs less than 200 RMB to repair was claimed to be part of the front bumper, warranting a repair fee for the whole front bumper (around 3000 RMB). I am very dissatisfied with the staff's judgment on parts, as they take the opportunity to overcharge and create extra revenue! For a company that relies on reputation and service, this is contradictory to their principles. This isn't malicious slander, but the truth! I hope everyone considers the integrity of this company when renting a car. Thank you!