Price | $32 - $48 |
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January
$58
February
$45
March
$46
April
$45
May
$44
June
$44
July
$57
August
$47
September
$44
October
$42
November
$57
December
$43
Currently, the cheapest month to rent a car in China is October. The most expensive time to rent a car is January. The cheapest prices for each month are shown above, but prices will vary based on availability, how far out you book your rental car, and of course, car type.
There are currently 395 rental locations operating in China spread across 7 car rental agencies. In the past week, the cheapest car type to rent in China is Small at $33 a day. Below are all the 6 car types available for renting in the area, along with estimated starting prices:
Small | $41 - $51 | |
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All Car Types | $57 - $76 |
To rent a Small in China, you would pay an average price of $45/day. June is the cheapest month to rent a Small in China (~$41/day), while the most expensive month to rent that same car type is January (~$51/day). In fact, June is about 9% cheaper than prices during the rest of the year to book a Small rental for China. When comparing with other car types available for rental in China, renting a Small saves you 31% in costs. Please note that average prices are based on historical data and can vary depending on how early you book, availability for your travel dates, and vehicle popularity. Here are the best China Small rental prices found by Cheapflights users in the past 7 days:
To rent a Medium in China, you would pay an average price of $66/day. June is the cheapest month to rent a Medium in China (~$20/day), while the most expensive month to rent that same car type is August (~$97/day). In fact, June is about 70% cheaper than prices during the rest of the year to book a Medium rental for China. When comparing with other car types available for rental in China, renting a Medium is 2% more expensive. Please note that average prices are based on historical data and can vary depending on how early you book, availability for your travel dates, and vehicle popularity. Here are the best China Medium rental prices found by Cheapflights users in the past 7 days:
To rent a Large in China, you would pay an average price of $70/day. October is the cheapest month to rent a Large in China (~$55/day), while the most expensive month to rent that same car type is February (~$85/day). In fact, October is about 23% cheaper than prices during the rest of the year to book a Large rental for China. When comparing with other car types available for rental in China, renting a Large is 9% more expensive. Please note that average prices are based on historical data and can vary depending on how early you book, availability for your travel dates, and vehicle popularity. Here are the best China Large rental prices found by Cheapflights users in the past 7 days:
To rent a SUV in China, you would pay an average price of $70/day. February is the cheapest month to rent a SUV in China (~$52/day), while the most expensive month to rent that same car type is August (~$91/day). In fact, February is about 26% cheaper than prices during the rest of the year to book a SUV rental for China. When comparing with other car types available for rental in China, renting a SUV is 8% more expensive. Please note that average prices are based on historical data and can vary depending on how early you book, availability for your travel dates, and vehicle popularity. Here are the best China SUV rental prices found by Cheapflights users in the past 7 days:
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When renting a car in China, the most popular provider of rental cars among Cheapflights users is Hertz, and with prices around $42/day, it’s easy to understand why. The most popular car type from Hertz is COMPACT, which starts as low as $32/day.
When visiting China, it is typically cheapest to rent your car in Xiamen where rental cars typically will cost around $36/day (17% less than the country average). The absolute cheapest rental car price in China was found in Nanjing for just $18/day.
In China, drivers are expected to maintain the lane(s) on the left side of the road.