Electric car rental in Australia
Here's what electric rental cars cost on niftirent, and the rules that apply. On niftirent in the last 30 days, cars of this type showed from est. US$35 a day with standard cover included (typical est. US$50 a day). Your dates will differ: check them in the live search below.
Real prices from our live search
| Cover | From | Typical |
|---|---|---|
| Standard cover | est. US$35 a day | est. US$50 a day |
Per day, from prices our results pages showed for these cars in the last 30 days (rentals of 3 to 30 days, all pickup cities), with damage and theft cover included. Excludes one-way fees and young-driver fees paid at pickup. ‘From’ is the lowest; ‘typical’ is the middle price. Updated daily. Your dates will differ: check yours in the live search on this page.
The cars
- Kia EV6 exact model · 5 seats · Automatic · Electric
- MG ZS EV exact model · 5 seats · Automatic · Electric
- Tesla Model 3 exact model · 5 seats · Automatic · Electric
Not every car is at every pickup point. Your search shows the cars available for your pickup and dates.
You book a car class: you get this car or another of the same class and gearbox, confirmed by the rental company at pickup. Cars marked exact model are that car.
Good to know
- Age. Most electric models need a driver aged 25 or older (the MG ZS EV is 21+); the rule for each car is shown before you book.
- Deductible. With standard cover the deductible on electric cars is A$6,600 (est. US$4,650); zero-deductible cover takes it to zero.
- Kilometers. Unlimited on nearly every car; Darwin rentals have a daily limit (100 km in small cars, 200 in larger cars).
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