Car Rentals in Gurgaon

1. Maruti Swift: Swift is a classic car by Maruti, offers great mileage, smooth steering, and the acceleration is superb at all speeds. This 5-seater comfy car can survive any road conditions, if the engine is oiled well. 

2. Ford Ecosport: Ford ecosport offers great leg space, and ensures that your journey is smooth. It has great air-conditioning as well as automatic heater systems. So whether you’re heading to the desert or the hills, Ford’s got your back. Your ride’s going to be hassle-free in any road conditions for sure. 

3. Mahindra Scorpio: If you have a bigger family, taking this car on rent is apt. Scorpio is the toughest of all cars and lets you drive through any rugged terrain with ease. Whether you embark on a hilly getaway or just a short weekend getaway near Gurgaon, Scorpio is a good choice. 

4. Mahindra XUV 500: Looking for an off-roading experience? This car might help! This budget-friendly high-tech SUV has turbocharged engines, and the most comfortable seating arrangement, along with cool technologies inside to make your road trip worth it. 

5. Hyundai i20: This car’s best feature is that it has optimum cooling. So while you cruise through the roads and feel the heat, just switch on the AC and enjoy the road trip. It offers good mileage too. Turn on the Bose system speaker and listen to your road trip playlist come to life. I20 offers a smooth driving experience, so if you’re a family of 5, and don’t have a high budget, rent this one out. 

6. Hyundai Creta: Creta has a tough and rugged structure, a highly comfy seating, great mileage, and seamless paddle-shifters which makes changing gears easy. You’ll enjoy driving through the scenic views and the car only makes the journey smoother. 

7. Tata Tiago: This car’s designed with superior engine, and has a light steering, which makes the process of steering the car easier. This car’s good for shorter getaways and performs really well on the highways and normal roads. You may not get a pleasurable experience in the hills. 

8. Hyundai Verna: One of the highest selling sedans, this car has a strikingly sharp design, with an electric sunroof. So live your filmy moment while you pass your head through the roof and feel the breeze during road trips. The interior and comfy, the engine is great and the mileage is greater. 

-Maruti Swift: INR 4,763 onward per day
-Ford Ecosport: INR 3,640 onward per day
-Mahindra Scorpio: INR 4,380 onward per day
-Mahindra XUV 500: INR 6,455 onward per day
-Hyundai i20: INR 5,036 onward per day
-Hyundai Creta: INR 5,875 onward per day
-Tata Tiago: INR 4,355 onward per day
-Hyundai Verna: INR 5,421 onward per day

If you’re opting for car rental in Gurgaon, make sure that you comply with the general terms and conditions.
-Driving License: Firstly, you need to have a driver’s license to be able to drive a car. The license should have a valid name and mobile number, and should be at least two years old before taking the car on rent. You have to submit a copy of your license with the car rental services in Gurgaon either before or on the day of usage.
-Security Deposit: Pay a security deposit of the probable rental cost of the car. The amount depends on the size and model of the car you are taking on rent. Some car rental in Gurgaon may not take a deposit, but instead ask for an original copy of your general ID proof. It truly depends on which company you’re renting a car from.
-Handle With Care: Make sure that the car you hire is handled safely, and there are no scratches or marks on any side of the body. Do not rash drive, or drink and drive. If by chance, you fail to keep the car in a good condition while riding it, the payment of the damage will be on you.

You will firstly need to be of an eligible driving age, i.e, 21 years, and hold a valid driving license. Your Aadhaar Card with a valid name and contact number must be kept handy as well. Some car rental services in Gurgaon also ask for a Passport or a Voter ID card.

Make sure that the car you are taking on rent, has its registration and insurance papers ready with them. You also need to verify if the road taxes are paid already by the company for the specific car. And also make sure that the pollution check has been done.

1. Firstly, make sure you arrange for your driver’s license, aadhaar card and other IDs if needed, in advance.
2. Check if the car’s documents are in place too- Insurance papers, PUC, Road tax papers.
3. Make sure that payments are done via credible channels and modes.
4. When paying the security deposit, make sure you know when and how the owner is refunding it to you after you’re done returning the car.
5. Check for insurance papers, and make sure that your rental amount is inclusive of the insurance cost. Some vendors separately charge for it, which is unethical.
6. Ask the vendor for details like how many kilometres the car can cover in the amount you’re paying them.
7. Fuel costs are entirely borne by you.
8. Take photos of every side of the car from the inside and outside and if you notice any scratches, report it to the vendor immediately, before he ends up charging you for it.

1. Toyota Innova (7 Seater): One of the most opted car rental in Gurgaon, this one’s the most luxurious option for a big group travelling together. The engine performs greatly, and there’s maximum fuel efficiency as well. You’ll get it for rent between INR 1,900 to INR 2,000 per day.

2. Maruti Ertiga: The comfy flexy seating option, the cool exteriors, a smooth engine and steering, as well as good fuel efficiency makes this car a hot favorite for renting during vacations. It is priced between INR 1,700 to INR 1,900 per day.

3. Maruti Dzire: The most humble and preferred car for long drives, if you’re a family of 4 to 5. This rugged car gives great mileage and performance, and comes for INR 1,300 to INR 1,500 per day.

4. Mahindra Scorpio: This car is great for bigger groups too. Scorpios are tough, rugged, and can embark on any terrain with ease. If you’re looking for a rented car in Gurgaon, look no further than this one. Get it for INR 3,000 to INR 4,000 per day.

1. Manesar: Located on the Delhi-Jaipur highway, this city is an amalgamation of modernity and traditions. It is set on the foothills of the Aravalli hills, and has several sightseeing spots. You will have a smooth 20-minute drive to Manesar, and enjoy exploring Camp Mustang for adventure activities, Mata Sheetla Devi Temple, and Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary. This one’s a peaceful yet rustic drive from Gurgaon.

Best Time: October to December sees a pleasant climate.
Distance from Gurgaon: 18 kilometres (approximately)

2. Neemrana: Neemranas an ancient historical town in Rajasthan’s Alwar district. Known for its famous and gorgeous Neemrana Fort and Palace, this not-too-far-away town from Gurgaon makes for a great long drive. The Neemrana Palace is located on a perched hillock, and has been converted into a heritage hotel for you to indulge in a royal staycation. The place has greenery all around, and you can also try adventure activities. The town’s other attractions include the Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary, the Baori, which is a historic stepwell, and more.

Best Time: September to March is pretty cool and pleasant to visit Neemrana.
Distance from Gurgaon: 87 to 90 kilometres (approximately)

3. Kuchesar: Kuchesar is a small town on the Moradabad highway, which is known for its famous Mud Fort. This was built by the Jat community back in the 18th century and has now been converted into a heritage hotel for a luxurious vacay experience for you.

When you love driving through the roads not taken, and crave offbeat experiences, then explore this lesser known town. You can go for nature walks, bullock cart rides, enjoy a picnic on the Brij Ghat by the Ganges. Your drive becomes awesome because of the scenic view of the river and all the greenery around the town.

Best Time: Throughout the year. But avoid the hotter months between April and June.
Distance from Gurgaon: 114 kilometres (approximately)

4. Alwar: Alwar is one of the first historical tourist spots that arrives when you head to Rajasthan from Delhi or Gurgaon. It houses the all-time famous Bhangarh Fort, nature reserves and a lot of serene lakes. Only a short weekend drive away from Gurgaon, Alwar makes for a peaceful escape. The road trip might get hotter as you approach Alwar, so make sure that you opt for a rented car in Gurgaon that provides maximum cooling.

Best Time: October to December, or February to March is ideal for a little Alwar trip.
Distance from Gurgaon: 127 kilometres (approximately)

5. Kesroli: Just about 12 kilometres away from the town of Alwar, lies acres and acres of mustard fields. That’s the beginning of a little village called Kesroli. Drive down to live your own DDLJ moments here, or visit the Hill Fort of Kesroli. For some adventure, you could also hop onto a camel and enjoy your ride. Kesroli is a place of historic wonders and is a must-visit for all you history buffs. Just opt for a car rental in Gurgaon and hit the roads that lead to Kesroli.

Best Time: October to March sees a pleasant climate, making it the perfect time to visit Kesroli.
Distance from Gurgaon: 135 kilometres (approximately)

6. Siliserh Lake: This tranquil and historic destination makes for a quick weekend escape from Gurgaon. You can indulge in boating at the lake, take in the cool breeze, and stay at the pocket-friendly yet comfortable and pretty accommodations near the lake. Sprawling over a 7-acre land, Siliserh Lake is also a famous sight for picnics. The land also holds the Siliserh Fort Palace, which stands as a heritage hotel now.

Best Time: October to March has pleasant weather and picnicking here is ideal.
Distance from Gurgaon: 149 kilometres

7. Vrindavan: UP’s holy town Vrindavan has beautiful temples that the lover of architecture and history in you will not be tired of admiring. The town’s famous for the folklores of Lord Krishna and Radha’s love story that bloomed in the streets of Vrindavan. Visit the Banke Bihari Temple, comp on some local pedas, admire the beauty of ISKON, and click loads of photos at Nidhi Van, the OG spot for Rasleelas.

Best Time: September to March is the perfect time as the weather is pleasant.
Distance from Gurgaon: 151 kilometres (approximately)

1. Rishikesh: If you want a healthy mix of peace and adventure then Rishikesh is apt for your getaway. Known as the Yoga Capital of the world, Rishikesh is a hub of ayurvedic treatments, yoga therapies, adventure activities like bungee jumping and river rafting, and a cool hippie culture.

The drive from Gurgaon to Rishikesh is a very scenic one. You can book any car rental in Gurgaon (with or without a driver) and enjoy the 4.5 hour long drive. The roads are very safe, and you can start a bit early to drive through the calmness of the wee hours in the morning.

Best Time: February to early May is an ideal time to visit Rishikesh. Avoid extreme summers, monsoons and winters there.
Distance from Gurgaon: 250 to 260 kilometres (approximately)

2. Kasol: This hamlet in the Parvati Valley of Himachal Pradesh is known for being a haven for backpackers and solo travellers. It is accessible almost throughout the year, and if you’re looking to go camping, fishing, hiking, cafe-hopping, and mountain-shopping then Kasol is the right choice.

The road from Gurgaon to Kasol is beautiful, especially after you cross Chandigarh. The journey is long and might be a bit taxing, but prep up accordingly and you’re good to go. Imagine driving through the majestic mountains, natural tunnels and lush green valleys, with the Parvati and Beas river flowing on the side.

Best Time: Mid-September to November, and February to April are perfect seasons to explore Kasol.
Distance from Gurgaon: 570 kilometres (approximately)

3. Nainital: This ‘Lake District of India’ is mostly frequented during Summers. As a destination that has a plethora of activities for both adults and kids, Nainital becomes a perfect family holiday spot too. Car rental services in Gurgaon see a surge in the number of tourists wanting to travel to Nainital every year.

One can explore the Jim Corbett National Park, the different lakes, temples, zoos, Tibetan markets, various viewpoints, and so much more. Driving to Nainital from Gurgaon is quite peaceful- play some soothing music, munch on delish snacks, and you’ll reach the hill station without much trouble.

Best Time: March to June, which is also the summer/spring season there, makes it worth a visit.
Distance from Gurgaon: 320 to 330 kilometres (approximately)

4. Kullu: Kully valley, with it’s Beas river, makes for a great escapade from Gurgaon. The blissful road trip from the bustling city to the mountains makes your heart leap with joy. Visit the town for it’s beautiful landscapes like the Chandratal Lake, Rohtang Pass, Beas Kund and more. Kullu’s proximity and connectivity with Gurgaon and Delhi makes it an ideal location for getaways. Drive through the canopy of Deodar trees, with the mystic sound of the flowing river, and enjoy the blissful experience.

Best Time: March to June looks pleasant in Kullu. But if you want to experience snow, then plan a road trip between September and November.
Distance from Gurgaon: 540 to 548 kilometres (approximately)

5. Corbett: Love exploring wildlife? Then you’ve got to give Jim Corbett Wildlife Sanctuary a visit without fail. And if you have kids in your family, you can choke out a great educational road trip to the Park with them.

Situated on the banks of the Ramganga Reservoir, this sanctuary is abundant with different species of flora and fauna, and your drive to this place will be no less than a joyride, because of the scenic views. You can camp or trek here, as well as go on Safaris. Don’t forget to keep an eye out for the Royal Bengal Tiger, elephants and deers.

Best Time: Jom Corbett becomes a true abode of beauty between October and February, so winter is the ideal time to visit it.
Distance from Gurgaon: 240 to 260 kilometres (approximately)

6. Shimla: This scenic capital of Himachal Pradesh is one of the most visited hill stations from Gurgaon by road. Families and groups of friends opt for car rental services in Gurgaon, and flock to Shimla during the mild winters to unwind and enjoy sightseeing. The snow-capped mountain views, the tall pine, oak and deodar trees, the Indo-Tibetan architecture and the stellar scenery is what makes your road trip worth it. Take a walk on the Mall road, visit temples and churches, shop in bulk from Lakkar Bazaar, or just go cafe-hopping. There’s so much to do in Shimla.

Best Time: March to June is a great time for indulging in activities like camping, hiking and sightseeing there. But December to February is perfect if you want to experience snowfall.
Distance from Gurgaon: 395 kilometres (approximately)

7. Manali: The valleys of Manali are filled with oak, deodar and pine trees. Imagine driving through them with your tribe. With sprawling meadows, cascading waterfalls, majestic mountains, popular hotspots like the Hadimba Temple and the Mall Road, the Solang Valley near Manali, and so much more, it is only natural for people of Gurgaon to take a rented car in Gurgaon and head to Manali for holidays. Manali is also a popular destination for honeymooners who’d want to opt for car rental services in Gurgaon and drive down to the beautiful hill station.

Best Time: Summer season is ideal. It is neither too hot, nor too chilly.
Distance from Gurgaon: 580 to 584 kilometres (approximately)

8. Mcleodganj: This little land of the Lamas near Dharamshala is surrounded by the pristine beauty of nature. You can hike, shop, worship, walk, read, drive, indulge in activities, and do so much more here. Mcleodganj lies in the Dhauladhar range of the Himalayas, and is ideal for you if you’re looking to go on a solo vacay, or maybe with your group of friends. Just take a car rental in Gurgaon and drive through mountainous roads that are safe plus scenic.

Best Time: March to June and September to November sees pleasant weather here.
Distance from Gurgaon: 530 kilometres (approximately)