Car hire in Italy

A cheaper month to rent a car in Italy is March, when the average cost per day is ฿622. If that doesn’t work for you, try searching for another month you'd like to travel in and compare deals today.

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Explore Italy

What are the best car hire companies in Italy?

All you need to know about Italy

Side of the roadRight

CurrencyEuros

LanguageItalian

Speed limitMotorway130kmph

Speed limitBuilt-up area50kmph

Age to rent a car21

Car hire in Italy: FAQs

Do I need extra insurance to rent a car in Italy?

You will need insurance to rent a car in Italy, but you wont necessarily need ‘extra’ insurance. Different car hire companies offer different insurance policies, so make sure you look at the details when you pick a deal.

What age do you need to be to hire a car in Italy?

To rent a car with most companies in Italy you need to be at least 21 years old. Some companies may have extra fees to pay if you are under 25 years old, so make sure you check before you book.

What is the best car rental company in Italy?

Our travellers best rated car hire company in Italy is ecovia. You can rent a car with them for ฿0 on average per day.

If you want to learn more about ecovia, you can dig deeper here.

What documents do I need to hire a car in Italy?

The types of documents you’ll need to rent a car in Italy depend on the car rental company you go with. But in general, you will need a valid drivers license, ID and passport. Once you’ve booked car hire in Italy, you can easily get in touch with your chosen provider to find out.

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

It depends on where in Italy you visit. The most popular places to rent a car are Milan, Rome and Naples.

In Milan, it costs around ฿3,845 per day or ฿9,347 per week.

In Rome, it costs around ฿6,750 per day or ฿9,513 per week.

In Naples, it costs around ฿8,801 per day or ฿6,913 per week.

How do I hire a car in Italy?

It’s easy to hire a car in Italy. First, you need to decide where in Italy you want to pick up your car from.

Once you’ve decided where you want to go, simply enter your dates and search for the best deal for you. Once you’ve found your deal, you’ll be redirected to the provider to book with no extra fees.

Can I rent a car in Italy long term?

You can rent a car for as long as you like, depending on availability. If you know what dates you’re needing wheels for, start searching with Skyscanner today.

Do I need a credit card to hire a car in Italy?

You may need a credit card to rent a car in Italy. It all depends on which car hire company you choose.

Is it expensive to hire a car in Italy?

It depends where in Italy you want to visit. The most popular place to go is Milan. On average, it costs ฿3,845 per day to rent a car there. The cheapest price we could find is ฿1,317 per day.

Getting the cheapest car rental in Italy

Here are some tips to help you bag the best prices, and hit the road for less.

Compare across companies

The most popular companies in Italy are Noleggiare, Surprice and ECH. The cheapest company we've found is Autovia. To find a great price, you can easily compare across different trusted car rental companies using Skyscanner.

Be flexible

Not sure where in Italy you're going to visit? There’s lots of places to pick your rental car up from. Being flexible on your pickup location can help you grab a great price, all while seeing more of Italy. We've found that the most popular place to pick up a car in Italy is Milan. The cheapest place to pick up your rental car is Fano.

Hire a car long term in Italy

Looking to hire a car for more than a few weeks? It could be cheaper to rent for a full month. This can cut the admin costs for car hire companies and give you some extra time to explore too. Give it a go today and search for 30 days' worth of car hire.

Save on fuel

You can make your money go further by finding a car hire deal in Italy with 'unlimited mileage' or a 'full to full' fuel policy. This can save you cash on topping up the tank.