




Most popular company | Hertz |
|---|---|
Most common car type | Standard |
Average price per day | $71 |
Cheapest price per day | $33 |
For the best savings on car rentals in Kenya, make your reservation 78 days before pickup. The average price then is just $44/day—about 32% less than the yearly average.
Looking to rent a car in Kenya? GREEN MOTION had the lowest prices in the past two weeks, starting at only $24.73/day. Autounion Car Rental also offers competitive rates, with deals beginning at $26.06/day.
Planning a car rental in Kenya? April is the cheapest month, costing about $55 per day. In contrast, December is the most expensive, with an average daily rate of $74. Monthly average rental prices are listed below. Remember, prices can change based on when you book, the type of car, and availability.
January
$60
February
$65
March
$56
April
$55
May
$59
June
$72
July
$72
August
$70
September
$57
October
$69
November
$70
December
$74
The most popular types of cars to rent in Kenya are the following: SUV rentals (Toyota Land Cruiser Prado or similar), Standard rentals (Toyota RAV4 or similar), and Economy rentals (Toyota Yaris or similar).
Both Avis and Ace have 4 locations in Kenya, more than any other rental company in the area.
Among the most popular cities in Kenya, Mombasa offers the lowest average rental price at just $47/day. Other affordable options include Nairobi ($48/day), Ukunda ($49/day), and Malindi ($58/day).
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Ace
Unicorn Rent A Car
U-Save
Express Travel Group Limited
Budget
Xdrive Mobility
The most popular rental car company in Kenya is Autounion Car Rental. With prices on ECONOMY starting at $27/day about 300% more people book with Autounion Car Rental than other companies in the country.
At $32/day, the cheapest car rental price in Kenya was found in Nairobi. On average, Nairobi has the cheapest daily rental car price ($69/day), which is 17% below average price for cities in Kenya.
Cars travel on the left side of the road in Kenya.