Car rental in Italy – Compare and save up to 60%v

Italy is a dream for travelers who love culture, nature and freedom. From the Tuscan hills to the Amalfi coast: with a rental car you can discover the real Italy at your own pace. Compare rental companies and find the best deal for your Italian road trip. Simply compare the best rental companies below and save up to 60% on your booking.

Cheapest rental companies in Italy

ProviderPrice fromBenefits
EconomyBookings€7.50/dayLow rates in Rome, Milan and Sicily View
Holiday Autos€9/dayWide selection in cities & airports View
Centauro€11/dayLow deposit & fast service View
Enjoy Travel€13/dayPrice comparison with local providers View
RentOut Rentals€15/dayLocal options in Tuscany & Puglia View
Carmellimo€18/dayLuxury transfers from airports View
Expedia€20+/dayBundle discounts & well-known brands View
Bipi (subscription)from €210/monthLong-term all-in rental View

* Prices are indicative (July 2025) for pickup locations including Rome, Milan, Naples, and Florence.

Best Providers in Italy

ProviderRatingBenefits
EconomyBookings9.3/10Best coverage & competitive prices View
Holiday Autos9.0/10Popular at Italian airports View
Centauro8.8/10Locally loved & easy to use View
Enjoy Travel8.6/10Small-scale offering & price advantage View
Carmellimo8.3/10Luxury transport on request View

*Based on reviews in Rome, Florence, Naples, Palermo & more (2025).

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Practical tips for driving in Italy

  • Watch out for ZTL zones in cities. These zones are only accessible to permit holders and are strictly monitored by cameras.
  • Autostrada toll roads are the norm. Make sure you have enough cash or a credit card for the toll gates.
  • Parking rules vary by city. Blue lines are for paid parking, white for free and yellow for permit holders.
  • Use dipped headlights outside built-up areas. This is mandatory, even during the day.
  • Be alert for scooters in cities. They pop up unexpectedly in traffic.
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