New Delhi car rentals from $44/day

On average a rental car in New Delhi costs $46 per day. But prices differ between operators and you can save money through a price comparison of car rental deals from different agencies. The cheapest price for a car rental in New Delhi found in the last 2 weeks is $44.

In the past 72 hours, the cheapest rental cars were found at Avis ($44/day). In the last 72 hours the cheapest rental car price was found at Avis Airline and Flight Details Mandatory 110 037 (6 miles from city center).

Based on our information, car rental agencies in New Delhi only have manual transmission cars.

The average gas price in New Delhi is $4.23 per gallon over the past 30 days. Filling up a gas tank costs between $51 and $68, depending on the car size.

Intermediate (Skoda Rapid Spaceback or similar) is the most frequently booked rental car type in New Delhi.

Car rental companies onsite at Indira Gandhi Intl airport include Avis and Europcar.

The only car rental company that offers shuttle or pick-up services from Indira Gandhi Intl airport to off-airport locations is Avis.

Take a look at our extensive car rental location map to find the best rental cars near you.

An Intermediate car rental in New Delhi costs $83 per day, on average.

A Full Size car rental in New Delhi costs $144 per day, on average.

A Standard car rental in New Delhi costs $85 per day, on average.

In New Delhi, cars are most frequently rented at Avis Airline and Flight Details Mandatory (6 miles from city center).

On average a rental car in New Delhi costs $321 per week ($46 per day).

On average a rental car in New Delhi costs $1,376 per month ($46 per day).

Most car rental providers in New Delhi offer insurance but the level of protection can differ substantially. If you're unsure whether to get extra protection for your car rental in New Delhi, check out KAYAK's car rental insurance guide.

KAYAK has deals for you to compare from 13 car rental agencies in New Delhi.

Finding the right price, understanding the add-ons and staying up to date with policy changes can be a challenge. That’s why KAYAK has produced the ultimate guide to renting a car to help you cut though the jargon and make the right choice for your rental car. Find tips and insights for how to book your rental, what car rental insurance you’ll need, how to deal with a car rental agency and what extra fees to expect (and avoid!).

KAYAK searches thousands of car rental agencies to provide you with offers from all car rental agencies operating in New Delhi so that you can compare car rental rates, reviews and pick-up and drop-off locations to find the best deal for you.

Choose compact or mid-sized car rentals in New Delhi that are suitable for navigating through the city's narrow streets and tight parking spaces. Smaller cars are generally more maneuverable and easier to handle in congested areas. For larger groups, try an SUV or a minivan. New Delhi experiences hot summers, so ensure that the rental car has a functioning air conditioning system to keep you comfortable during your drives. Unless you are comfortable driving a manual transmission, it is recommended to rent a car with an automatic transmission. Automatic transmission cars are more common in India and provide a smoother driving experience, particularly in heavy traffic.

The speed limits in the New Delhi area are regulated by the Motor Vehicles Act. However, it's important to note that speed limit enforcement can vary, and there may not always be clear signage indicating the speed limits. The speed limit on city roads in residential and commercial areas is typically set at 40 km/h (25 mph). However, in some areas with heavy congestion or near schools, the speed limit may be reduced to 30 km/h (18 mph). On major roads, expressways, and highways, the speed limit can range from 60 - 80 km/h (35 mph to 50 mph). However, in some sections, especially on national highways, the speed limit can go up to 100 km/h (65 mph) or higher. Pay attention to speed limit signs along the routes.

The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) offers over 60 parking lots in more than 10 zones in the city where no parking fee will be charged for a temporary period. These make a great choice for shorter stays when seeing the city. If you are going to be parking on the streets of New Delhi you should expect to pay about ₹ 10 ($0.12) per hour, with a maximum of ₹ 50 ($0.61) for cars, while SUVs and larger vehicles will cost about ₹ 20 ($0.24) per hour with a maximum of ₹ 100 ($1.20) per day.