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Toyota Rent a Car car rental locations in Asia
1492 Locations
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Nippon Rent-A-Car car rental locations in Asia
805 Locations
Hertz car rental locations in Asia
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Nissan Rent-A-Car car rental locations in Asia
532 Locations
Europcar car rental locations in Asia
530 Locations
Times car rental locations in Asia
505 Locations
Avis car rental locations in Asia
356 Locations
Shouqi car rental locations in Asia
274 Locations
Sunnycars car rental locations in Asia
216 Locations
Budget car rental locations in Asia
182 Locations
Good to know
Most popular agency | SURPRICE CAR RENTAL |
|---|---|
Most popular car type | Standard |
Average price | 159 ﷼/day |
Good deal | 138 ﷼/day |
When to book a rental car in Asia
Top tips for renting a car in Asia
- 25% of our users found rental cars in Asia for 138 ﷼ or less
- Book your rental car in Asia at least 1 day before your trip in order to get a below-average price
- Off-airport rental car locations in Asia are around 32% cheaper than airport locations on average
- Standard rental cars in Asia are around 3% cheaper than other car types, on average
- If you're heading into the rugged mountains of Nepal, a sturdy SUV with good ground clearance is the best choice. On the flip side, when cruising through bustling cities like Tokyo or Seoul, a compact car will navigate the tighter streets better. It's also worth noting that certain regions experience heavy monsoons, so plan your journey around the weather to avoid muddy, impassable roads. Always keep some cash handy for the occasional toll road on your journey.
- If you're crossing from Thailand into Cambodia, you'll be pleased to know it's doable but requires a bit of paperwork, including a cross-border permit from your car hire company. Travelling from China to neighbouring countries by car can be tricky, however, due to stringent regulations. When heading from Malaysia to Singapore, you'll need a Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP), and toll fees can add up quickly. Always check with your agency beforehand to get the necessary documents sorted and avoid border-crossing hiccups.
- Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) is a connectivity hub with seamless road links to Malaysia and Thailand. If you're eyeing North Asia, Incheon International Airport (ICN) in South Korea is your gateway to not only explore the vibrant Korean culture but also a stepping stone to venture into China. For those who have set their sights on the Middle East, touching down at Dubai International Airport (DXB) could be a smart move, setting you up nicely for road trips across the UAE and even to neighbouring Oman.
- In Bhutan, car hire comes with a driver; it's government policy to preserve its unique culture and pristine environment. In Japan, remember that many roads have tolls, and it's handy to have an ETC card to make payments smoother. Also, take note that GPS navigation using phone numbers instead of addresses is a popular and efficient way to locate destinations in the urban mazes of Asia.
FAQs about renting a car in Asia
How much does it cost to rent a car in Asia?
On average a rental car in Asia costs 206 ﷼ per day.
What is the most popular rental car in Asia?
Standard (Volkswagen Jetta or similar) is the most frequently booked rental car type in Asia.
What is the cheapest car rental company in Asia?
In the past 72 hours, the cheapest rental cars were found at Chic Car Rent (66 ﷼/day), City Rent a Car (80 ﷼/day) and Dollar (82 ﷼/day).
What is the best rental car company in Asia?
Based on ratings and reviews from real users on KAYAK, the best car rental companies in Asia are Budget (7.3, 98 reviews), Hertz (6.9, 109 reviews), and Europcar (6.7, 73 reviews).
How can I find car rentals near me in Asia?
Take a look at our extensive car rental location map to find the best rental cars near you.
Where should I rent a car in Asia?
Based on car searches on KAYAK, the most popular cities to rent a car in Asia are Tbilisi (22% of total searches of users looking to rent a car in Asia), Kuala Lumpur (13%) and Bangkok (11%).
How much does it cost to rent a car for a week in Asia?
On average a rental car in Asia costs 1,115 ﷼ per week (159 ﷼ per day).
How much does it cost to rent a car long term for a month in Asia?
On average a rental car in Asia costs 4,779 ﷼ per month (159 ﷼ per day).
Should I hire a car in Asia?
Car hire in Asia can be a fantastic idea, especially if you're keen to explore at your own pace. The continent is so diverse and vast that having your own set of wheels can be a massive bonus. For instance, hiring a car lets you venture off the beaten path in places like the scenic coastal roads of Vietnam's Ha Long Bay or the historic Silk Road in China, which aren't always easily accessible by public transport. Moreover, it frees you from the constraints of timetables, allowing for spontaneous detours to lesser-known spots, maybe a secluded beach in Thailand or a picturesque village in Japan.
What is driving in Asia like?
In bustling cities like Bangkok or Mumbai, the traffic can be a tad chaotic, with a fascinating blend of tuk-tuks, bikes and cars jostling for space. Conversely, Japan offers a calm and orderly driving environment with well-signposted roads. Note, in countries like Indonesia and Thailand, you'll be driving on the left-hand side, quite a change if you're from a right-hand drive country. Be ready to encounter toll roads, especially in China and Japan. The road quality can vary immensely, from sleek highways in Malaysia to more rugged paths in rural Vietnam.
How old do you have to be to hire a car in Asia?
In Asia, the minimum age to hire a car usually hovers around 21 to 23 years, though it can vary slightly between countries. For instance, in Japan, you've got to be at least 18, while in South Korea, the bar is set at 21. Keep in mind, if you're under 25, some places might slap on a young driver surcharge. When it comes to licence requirements, most countries accept an International Driving Permit alongside your national driving licence, making the process fairly straightforward. It's always a good idea to check the specific requirements for each country, to ensure a smooth ride.