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Here you can compare prices on car rental in Italy. Try our search engine where you can book a rental car in 3 simple steps. When you rent a car from us, no surprise awaits when you pick up the car on your arrival. All prices include free mileage, airport fees and obligatory insurances, taxes and fees. The best price on luxury, economy and family cars. We help you find a rental car in the whole of Italy. If you only want to rent from a specific company, you can choose that when you do your search.

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Tips and advice on renting a car in Italy

Here we have put together some tips on what to consider when looking for a rental car in Italy and regions/states such as Lombardy, Campania, Lazio, Sicily, Veneto, Piedmont, Barbaresco, Emilia-Romagna, Riviera Romagnola and Apulia.

Review the contract & terms carefully

Review and read the rental conditions before booking the rental car. Autoprio.com offers rental cars from several different rental car companies and the conditions differ between the different companies. Smaller companies may have administrative fees to be paid on site that relate to refueling after return. Any fees are stated during the booking. Review and read the contract when you pick up your rental car. Autoprio.com offers cheap rental cars from several different rental car companies in Italy and the contract differs between the different companies. If there is something you do not understand in the contract, ask someone from the company on site or contact us directly.

Book as early as possible

Book as early as possible, it will usually be more expensive if you wait. In large cities such as Rome, Milan, Naples, Turin, Palermo, Genoa, Bologna, Florence, Catania and Bari, prices often rise the later you book. It can also be difficult to find cars at major airports such as Rome Fiumicino Airport, Rome Ciampino Airport, Milan Malpensa Airport, Milan Linate Airport, Naples Airport, Turin Caselle Airport, Palermo Airport, Genoa-Sestri Airport, Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport and Florence-Peretola Airport, if you wait too long.

Is free mileage / free miles included?

Check that free mileage is included in the rent. If free mileage is not included, check that the number of kilometers in the contract is sufficient. All major companies have unlimited mileage, but less expensive companies may have a maximum mileage per day.

Compare prices from several companies and book the rental car on the Internet

Rent a car cheap in ItalySearching and booking car rental on the Internet becomes cheaper and it is easier and takes less time. Compare many companies and sites to find the best price. Autoprio.com compares several companies at the same time in a single search via Cartrawler. We do not own any cars but only compare prices from different companies such as e.g. Avis, Hertz, Europcar, Budget, Sixt, Thrifty, National, Enterprise, Alamo and Dollar, etc.

Do a quick inspection upon pickup

Inspect and examine the rental car when you pick it up. Check that all damages, scratches and dents are included in the condition report. Check how big the deductible is! What often differentiates between smaller, cheaper companies in Italy and larger global companies is the amount of the deductible. Also read the conditions carefully when it comes to how the car is to be returned. Smaller local companies may have an administrative fee if the car is to be returned with an empty tank. Any fee is stated in our terms and conditions when you apply.

Refuel the car before returning it

Different companies have different fuel conditions. If the car is to be refueled before return, do so to avoid extra fees from the rental car company. Some smaller companies have an administrative fee for refueling the car if it is to be left empty, which is stated in the conditions but not always in the total price. Look extra carefully at the refueling regulations! If the company has 'Pick up full, drop off empty' then there may be an administrative fee for refueling. Any fee is stated during the booking. It is often the cheaper companies that have 'Pick up full, drop off empty'.

Are there several of you who will drive the car? Where are you going?

Extra driver? If more than one person is driving the car, this must be stated at the time of booking or at the company upon arrival. Remember that there may be restrictions on driving the car to other countries and taking the car from or to islands such as Sicily, Sardinia, Ischia, Elba, Capri, Lido, Lipari, Ortigia, Maddalena and Sant’Antìoco.

Frequently asked questions about car rental & renting a car in Italy

How much does it cost to rent a cargo van in Italy?

How much it costs to rent a van, moving truck or small truck in Italy depends on the time of year and the range of models in different cities and airports. In Italy you can find a smaller truck or van from about € 54 / day, medium truck from about € 70 / day, large van from about € 81 / day.

How much does it cost to rent a car long term for a month in Italy?

On average, a normal-sized rental car in Italy costs approx. € 756 per month (€ 27 per day). A smaller rental car costs approx. € 336 per month. The best prices can be found in the largest cities such as Bologna, Palermo, Milan, Catania, Naples, Rome, Bari, Florence, Genoa and Turin. The price for the rental car shown is based on a monthly all inclusive rent for 28 days. The offer can be changed or at short notice completely removed by the various car rental companies. Larger cars, luxury cars, vans and moving cars cost more.

How much does it cost to rent a minibus in Italy?

How much it costs to rent a 9-seater minibus in Italy depends on the time of year, the supply of buses in different cities such as Palermo, Genoa, Florence, Milan, Rome, Bologna, Naples, Catania and Turin etc. In Italy you can find a 9-seater minibus from about € 46 / day. Do a search with Autoprio.com and easily see all current prices for minibuses right now. The price for the minibus shown is per day and is based on a weekly rental for 7 days. The offer can be changed or removed at short notice by the various rental companies.

Are there any cross-border charges if you want to leave Italy?

The car rental agents like Europcar, Hertz, Budget, Avis, National, Thrifty and Sixt may choose to charge you for cross-border travel. Any fees will need to be paid at the rental desk in Italy in local currency. We will state whether cross-border travel is allowed and in which countries at the time of booking under rental conditions at Autoprio.com.

Can I book without a credit card in Italy?

Yes. You can make a booking without a credit card with Autoprio.com in Italy. Note that, even if you choose to pay by debit card, you will have to provide a valid credit card in the driver’s name at the time of pick-up since the rental agent requires a credit card from which to take the rental deposit. Credit cards accepted for pick-up are MasterCard, Visa, and in some cases American Express.

What is the cheapest car rental company in Italy?

In the past 14 days, the cheapest rental cars were found on Autoprio.com at Locauto, JoyRent, WinRent, B-Rent, Elba by Car, Noleggiare, MoriniRent and Autovia in cities like Bologna, Palermo, Milan, Catania, Naples, Rome, Bari, Florence, Genoa and Turin, etc and at airports like Rome Ciampino Airport, Rome Fiumicino Airport, Milan Malpensa Airport, Naples Airport, Turin Caselle Airport and Milan Linate Airport, etc. In the larger cities you can find a rental car for € 12 - 27 per day.

Are there extra charges for drop-off at a different location in Italy?

Yes, in most cases the car rental agents like Europcar, Avis, Hertz, Sixt and Budget will charge an extra fee if you wish to return the vehicle at a different location in Italy. We will clearly state whether the one-way fee is included in the rental price or what additional cost may arise at the time of booking at Autoprio.com.

What is the best rental car company in Italy?

Based on ratings and reviews on autoprio.com, the best car rental companies in Italy are Europcar, Hertz, Budget, Avis, National, Thrifty and Sixt. You can find these car hire companies in cities like Bologna, Palermo, Milan, Catania, Naples, Rome, Bari, Florence, Genoa and Turin.

What are the most popular car rental locations in Italy?

Based on searches on autoprio.com, the most popular cities to rent a car in Italy are Palermo, Trieste, Venice, Messina, Verona, Naples, Bologna, Bari, Milan, Florence, Genoa, Catania, Rome, Padova and Turin. The most popular airports are Rome Ciampino Airport, Rome Fiumicino Airport, Milan Malpensa Airport, Naples Airport, Turin Caselle Airport and Milan Linate Airport.

How much do you charge for excess in Italy?

The excess amount depends on the car hire company and the rented vehicle and it will be refunded within 10-28 days after the rental if there has been no damage. Cartrawler offer damage refund insurance in association with Autoprio.com insurance partners, which will allow you to claim for reimbursement in the event that you have been charged for collision damage or theft. This damage refund insurance can be purchased at the time of booking.

Which costs are included in the rental price in Italy?

In the majority of cases the rental price includes airport fee, third party liability protection, collision damage waiver, unlimited mileage, tax and breakdown assistance. Please note that the costs included may vary depending on the car rental company and destination. The car hire company may also choose to ask you for a deposit or excess at the rental desk in Italy. Make sure to check the rental conditions at the time of booking at Autoprio.com.

How can I find car rentals near me in Italy?

Do a search for the city, island or airport closest to you in Italy. A search for country or e.g. island in Italy lists the largest airports like Palermo Airport, Naples Airport, Rome Ciampino Airport, Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport, Milan Malpensa Airport, Rome Fiumicino Airport, Florence-Peretola Airport, Genoa-Sestri Airport, Turin Caselle Airport and Milan Linate Airport. Then take a look at our map of cheap car hire companies to find the best rental cars near you.

Do I need an international driver’s licence in Italy?

If your licence is not printed in the Roman alphabet (i.e. Arabic, Greek, Russian or Chinese) you will need to bring an international driving licence and your domestic licence in Italy. If you are renting abroad (outside your country of residence, or outside where your license was issued), an international drivers licence is usually required regardless of the alphabet. International driver’s licences must be accompanied by the original domestic licence of the driver.

How much does it cost to rent a car for a week in Italy?

On average, a normal-sized rental car in Italy costs approx. € 189 per week (€ 27 per day). A smaller rental car costs approx. € 84 per week. Best prices can be found in major cities such as Bologna, Palermo, Milan, Catania, Naples, Rome, Bari, Florence, Genoa and Turin. The price for the rental car shown is based on a weekly all inclusive rental for 7 days. The offer can be changed or removed at short notice by the various rental companies. Do a search with Autoprio.com and easily see all current prices for rental cars right now.

How much does it cost to rent a car in Italy?

Renting a small car in Italy costs from about € 12 per day and up, depending on the season and supply (2023). Renting a normal-sized car costs from about € 27 / day. Larger cars, luxury cars, vans and moving cars cost more. How much it costs to rent a car depends on the time of year, range of cars, country and what type of car you plan to rent. Sometimes you can find a cheaper rental car depending on the season. In the majority of cases the rental price includes airport fee, third party liability protection, collision damage waiver, unlimited mileage, tax and breakdown assistance. Please note that the costs included may vary depending on the car rental company and destination country. The car hire company may also choose to ask you for a deposit or excess at the rental desk. Make sure to check the rental conditions at the time of booking. The price for the rental car shown is per day and is based on a weekly all inclusive rental for 7 days. The offer can be changed or removed at short notice by the various rental companies.

How old do you have to be to rent a car in Italy?

Most car hire companies have a minimum age limit of 21 years for rentals. However, requirements may vary depending on the car rental company and destination country. Please note that there may be additional charges if the main driver is under 25 or over 75 years old to cover the extra insurance cost. Any additional fee will be mentioned at the time of booking under summary of charges before you confirm the reservation at Autoprio.com.

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Facts about Italy

Italy (Republic of Italy, Italian Republic) is a country with approximately 60,340,000 inhabitants and is located in Europe. Total surface/area 301,230 km² / 116,306 mi². It is the 5th largest country on Europe when it comes to inhabitants and the 10th largest regarding its surface. The capital is Rome which has 2,318,900 inhabitants. It consists of twenty regions/states/counties and the largest are Lombardy, Campania, Lazio, Sicily, Veneto, Piedmont, Emilia-Romagna, Apulia, Tuscany, Calabria, Sardinia, Liguria, Marche, Abruzzo, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Trentino-South Tyrol, Umbria, Basilicata, Molise and Aosta Valley. Italy is the 23th largest country on when it comes to inhabitants and the 72th largest regarding the surface. Other names for this country is Italie, il Bel Paese, Italian Republic, Italien, Republic of Italy, Repubblica Italiana, Italia. Has neighboring countries such as Switzerland, Vatican City, Slovenia, San Marino, France, Austria. Is it included in the price to cross national borders? Usually not, the car rental company may charge a fee to cross national borders to Switzerland, Vatican City, Slovenia, San Marino, France, Austria. All additional costs are paid directly at the rental desk in the local currency, Euro (EUR). It is stated in the rental terms and during the booking whether it is allowed to cross national borders and to which countries. Websites on the internet often have the domain .it. See the weather reports and find maps of Italy. We give tips and recommendations on attractions, museums, experiences, and destinations which you can visit during your stay in the country. The five largest cities are Rome (c. 2318900 pop), Milan (c. 1236800 pop), Naples (c. 959500 pop), Turin (c. 870500 pop), Palermo (c. 648300 pop). Common languages are e.g. Italian, German, French, Sardinian, Catalan, Corsican, Slovenian. The official currency is Euro (EUR) and is used for your payments. The five highest mountains are Monte Rosa (4634 m / 15,203 ft), Naso del Liskamm (4272 m / 14,016 ft), Les Grandes Jorasses (4208 m / 13,806 ft), Gran Paradiso (4061 m / 13,323 ft) and La Grivola (3969 m / 13,022 ft). Do you need to make a call? To make a call with a phone you use the country code +39.

Tourist attractions och activities in Italy

A day for wine tasting in Italy? It is often possible to stay one night or more at the vineyard. Vitivinicola Manera, Tenuta dei Fiori, Perla del Garda, Cantina Zarelli, Veneranda Vite, Colline di sopra, Cincinnato, Cascina del Cavagnè, La famiglia Bicocchi, Cascina Longoria, Cascina Cordera, Azienda Agricola Fratelli Berlucchi, Borgo Santinovo, La Castellina, Cantine Antonio Caggiano, Araldica Vini Piemontesi, Cantina Basile, Amerio Enzo, Azienda Agricola Noceto Michelotti, Nicola, Fattoria Le Terrazze, La Salceta, Cantina – Frantoio oleario Mazzola, Terre Gaie, Dianetti Vini and Vigneti Sella & Mosca are examples of vineyards and wine producers. Looking for activities and experiences with the kids? Amusement parks, water parks and theme parks in Italy are for example Aqvasport Giussano, Paperopolis, Piscina Acquapark Florida, Parco Avventura IndianaPark Terme della Fratta, Parco Avventura Tre Querce, Acquapark Egnazia, Minitalia-Leolandia, Santa Claus Village, Parco Avventura Bosco d’Alcamo, New Jesolandia, Parco Avventura di Torbole, Minigolf Mamiano, Parco giochi Cavallino Rosso, Funny Island, Kartodromo 90, Parco Letterario Elio Vittorini, Hidron, Pista Mirkart Monasterace, Pista del mare, Gummy Park, Parco Giochi Gomma Piuma, Indiana Golf, Pista Jonica di Lerede Salvatore, Christian, Karting Club Messina, Paradise Go kart, South Garda karting, Acquario Civico and Beach Village Riccione. Spend a day looking on animals? Safari Ravenna, Lido di Jesolo Sea Life Aquarium, Acquario Della Stazione Zoologica Di Napoli, Zoo D’Abruzzo, Acquario di Livorno, Zoosafari Fasanolandia, Acquario Di Cattolica, Delfinario di Rimini, Acquario Mediterraneo dell’Argentario, Parco Zoo Falconara, Acquarium – Porto S. Elpidio, Centro Fauna Selvatica Provinciale, Acquario Cala Gonone, Il Parco degli Uccelli di Mura Simonetta, Giardino Zoologico, Acquario Marino della Città di Trieste, Giardino Zoologico di Pistoia, Aquarium Mondo Marino, Parco Natura Viva, Zoo Delle Maitine, Naples Zoo, Aquarium CEAM, Zoo delle star, Parco degli Angeli and Acquario di Bolsena are tropicarium, tropical house, animal parks, aquarium, zoos and terrarium.

Cheap car rental with unlimited mileage in Italy

There are many different models and sizes of cars to choose from. Fleet list in Italy: Mini cars (Mini), Medium SUV, Compact cars (Compact), SUV / Jeep (SUV), 9 seater minivan / Minibus (9 seat minivan), Premium cars (Premium), Minivan, Mini elite, Estate, Intermediate elite, Standard cars (Standard), Special cars (Special), Moped, Small-medium truck-lorry (Small-medium truck), Economy elite, Fullsize elite, 7 seater minivan (7 seat minivan), Luxury cars (Luxury), Hybrid cars, Cargo van, Compact elite, Small SUV, Luxury elite, Exotic cars (Exotic), Economy cars (Economy), Large truck-lorry (Large truck), Convertible, 5 seater minivan (5 seat minivan), Intermediate, Fullsize cars (Fullsize), Electric cars. Big cities and popular destinations have more car types to choose from. If you want to rent a luxury car then search at the major airports and the most popular destinations in the major regions such as Lombardy, Campania, Lazio, Sicily, Veneto, Piedmont, Emilia-Romagna, Apulia, Tuscany, Calabria, Sardinia, Liguria, Marche, Abruzzo, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Trentino-South Tyrol, Umbria, Basilicata, Molise and Aosta Valley etc. It can also be harder to find and book special cars during peak season, if you do not search well in advance, before you need your rental car.

Cars you can rent in Italy are e.g. Electric cars, Economy elite, Small SUV, Mini elite, etc. 5 seater minivan: e.g. Renault Scenic, Citroen C4 Picasso, Citroen C3 Picasso, etc. Premium cars: e.g. Audi A6, Mercedes C Class, Mercedes E Class, Fiat 500 Abarth, Exotic cars, etc. Luxury cars: e.g. Ferrari 360 Modena, Ferrari 458 Italia, Bentley Continental GT Coupe, Porsche Cayenne, Range Rover Sport, etc. 7 seater minivan: e.g. Renault Espace, Mercedes Viano, Ford Galaxy, Volkswagen Touran, Large truck-lorry, etc. Convertible: e.g. Mercedes CLK Convertible, Fiat 500 Convertible, Fiat 124 Spider, BMW 6 Series Convertible, Peugeot 207 Convertible, etc. Fullsize cars: e.g. BMW 3 Series Hybrid, Mercedes C Class, BMW 3 Series, etc. Intermediate elite: e.g. Alfa Romeo Giulia, BMW 2 Series Active Tourer, etc. Moped: e.g. Scooter 125cc, Scooter 125cc Electric, Scooter 50cc, Compact elite, etc. Minivan: e.g. Mercedes Viano, Renault Trafic, Fullsize elite, Hybrid cars, etc. Cargo van: e.g. Ford Transit SWB Van, Fiat Scudo, Fiat Fiorino Cargo Van, etc. Mini cars: e.g. Fiat 500, Mitsubishi Miev Electric, Toyota Aygo, Medium SUV, etc. Estate: e.g. BMW 5 Series Estate, Ford Focus Estate, Peugeot 508 Estate, Jaguar F Pace, Special cars, etc. Intermediate: e.g. Toyota Avensis, Opel Mokka, Audi A3, etc. 9 seater minivan / Minibus: e.g. Mercedes Vito Traveliner, Ford Tourneo, Ford Transit, Small-medium truck-lorry, Luxury elite, etc. SUV / Jeep: e.g. BMW X5, Mercedes GLE, BMW X3, Volkswagen Tiguan 4WD, Renault Koleos, etc. Compact cars: e.g. Infiniti Q30, Opel Astra, Fiat 500L (Snow Tyres), etc. Standard cars: e.g. BMW 4 Series Gran Coupe, Opel Insignia, Mercedes CLA Estate, Volkswagen Passat, etc. Economy cars: e.g. Renault Zoe Electric, Volkswagen Polo, Peugeot 2008, Renault Captur, etc. However, in smaller cities and on islands like Sicily, Sardinia, Ischia, Elba, Capri, Lido, Lipari, Ortigia, Maddalena, Sant’Antìoco, Procida, Pantelleria Island, Femmine, San Pietro Island, Lampedusa, La Giudecca, Favignana, Ponza, Burano, Salina, Sacca Fisola, Giglio Island, Vulcano, Isola Marettimo, Isola San Nicola, Isola di Levanzo, Linosa Island, Capraia, Stromboli, Panarea, San Domino Island, Filicudi, Gorgona, Alicudi, Caprera, Palmaria, Isola Santo Stefano, Isola di Giannutri and Torcello etc, the range is smaller.

Traffic regulations and car driving

As in all countries on earth the number of traffic rules in Italy can be endless, but it does not impose any problems renting and driving a car. In larger cities such as Rome, Milan, Naples, Turin, Palermo, Genoa, Bologna, Florence, Catania, Bari, Messina, Verona, Padova, Trieste, it is sometimes difficult to drive a car. At rush hour, there can be a lot of traffic and it can be difficult to find parking. Learn the most important traffic and parking regulations to ensure a safe trip and that you abide the law.

Tips on finding rental cars in Italy

Book the car in Italy before your trip, it is almost always cheaper. Also, book as early as possible, it becomes more expensive the closer you get to your trip. If your car is supposed to be collected at an airport you should book before you leave, as in Rome Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci Airport, Rome Ciampino Giovan Battista Pastine Airport, Milan Malpensa Airport, Milan Linate Enrico Forlanini Airport, Naples Capodichino Ugo Niutta Airport, Turin Caselle Sandro Pertini Airport, Palermo Punta Raisi Falcone Borsellino Airport, Genoa Cristoforo Colombo Airport and Bologna Borgo Panigale Guglielmo Marconi Airport. When you are looking for a rental car in Italy, autoprio.com compares, for example, these companies: WinRent, JoyRent, Optimorent, Enterprise, Elba by Car, Europcar, Sixt, CarMotion, Hertz, Dollar, Oscar, Locauto, Avant Car, Thrifty, Autoclick, Firefly, Italy Car Rent, Ace, InterRent, Buchbinder, Surprice, Payless, Rhodium, Centauro, Welcome Cars, Budget, Noleggiare, OS Car Rental, Nomadcar, Flizzr, Global, National, B-Rent, Keddy By Europcar, Alamo, Hertz Dream Collection, Target Rent, King Rent, Green Motion, Avis, Ecovia, Smile Rent, MoriniRent, Autovia, Maggiore, Sicily By Car, Viten Group, Goldcar.

Destinations in Italy

Compare car rental and find cheap hire cars in regions such as: Car Rental Lombardy, Car Rental Campania, Cheap Hire Cars Lazio, Sicily, Veneto, Piedmont, Barbaresco, Emilia-Romagna, Riviera Romagnola, Apulia, Tuscany, Calabria, Sardinia, Liguria and Marche. Compare car rentals for a week, one month, one day, as many days as you wish, long-term, weekend or a year in Italy. Find the best hire cars and the cheapest car rental in towns such as: Cheapest Hire Cars Rome, Rent a Car Milan, Compare Car Hire Naples, Turin, Palermo, Genoa, Bologna, Florence, Catania, Bari, Venice, Messina, Verona, Padova, Trieste, Brescia, Prato, Taranto, Reggio Calabria and Modena. Compare car hire and van rental in airports such as: Rent a Car Rome Fiumicino Airport, Rental Cars Rome Ciampino Airport, Car Hire Milan Malpensa Airport, Milan Linate Airport, Naples Airport, Turin Caselle Airport, Palermo Airport, Genoa-Sestri Airport, Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport, Florence-Peretola Airport, Catania-Fontanarossa Airport, Bari Palese Airport, Venice Marco Polo Airport, Verona Villafranca Airport, Trieste-Friuli Venezia Giulia Airport, Reggio Calabria Airport, Cagliari Elmas Airport, Parma Airport, Foggia Gino Lisa Airport and Salerno Costa d'Amalfi Airport.

Car rental companies we compare in Italy

When you are looking for a rental car in Italy, autoprio.com compares, for example, these companies: Elba by Car, Payless, Keddy By Europcar, Viten Group, Oscar, Sicily By Car, Autovia, Avis, Global, Avant Car, King Rent, Welcome Cars, Optimorent, Thrifty, Buchbinder, National, InterRent, Italy Car Rent, Ecovia, Sixt, Europcar, Ace, Locauto, Target Rent, Goldcar, Enterprise, Noleggiare, Dollar, Firefly, Smile Rent, Key and Go, Flizzr, Surprice, Green Motion, JoyRent, Hertz Dream Collection, OS Car Rental, WinRent, Rhodium, CarMotion, Nomadcar, Maggiore, Hertz, Centauro, Alamo, B-Rent, Autoclick, Budget and MoriniRent.

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