Cheapest car hire in Jakarta
Intermediate Elite
Toyota Avanza
5 Adults, 5 Doors
From 51.10 EUR/day
7 Days rental at 357.70 EUR from 18/07/2022
Standard
Toyota Avanza
5 Adults, 4 Doors
From 56.49 EUR/day
7 Days rental at 395.44 EUR from 18/07/2022
Fullsize
Toyota Innova
7 Adults, 5 Doors
From 65.20 EUR/day
7 Days rental at 456.44 EUR from 18/07/2022
Intermediate
Toyota Innova
7 Adults, 5 Doors
From 75.35 EUR/day
7 Days rental at 527.45 EUR from 18/07/2022
*daily rates in Jakarta based on a 1 day rental (24hr period) and for guidance purposes only.
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Jakarta car hire special offers
We currently have 1 special offers for car rental in Jakarta including;
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Pre-Registration available
For faster, easier car hire, add driver details before pick-up available from
AVIS.
Useful to know about Jakarta
- Jakarta is the largest city and capital of Indonesia followed by Surabaya.
- It became the capital of independent Indonesia in 1950.
- It’s the 10th largest city in the world.
- Jakarta was first established by the Sundans in the 4th century.
- It was formerly called Batavia by the Dutch.
Popular car hire destinations in Jakarta
Best car rental companies in Jakarta
6.0
No.1: AVIS,
based on 145 reviews
40 min (average wait time)
Jakarta car hire information
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€ 357.70
Average price:
(per week)
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€ 51.10
Best Price:
Per Week
Average prices per day for car hire in Jakarta
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FAQs about car hire in Jakarta
How much does car hire in Jakarta cost?
Car hire in Jakarta costs as little as €51.10 per day, however the average price across all suppliers for a Intermediate Elite class vehicle is €51.10 per day. The most expensive car to hire is €75.40 per day from TRAC ASTRA for a Toyota Innova.
What car hire companies offer sanitised car rental in Jakarta?
1 car hire brands have committed to maintaining sanitisation measures as per WHO COVID-19 guidelines in Jakarta, including AVIS, see the full list
here.
What car hire companies offer sanitised car rental in Jakarta?
None of the car hire companies in Jakarta are currently offering sanitised cars as per WHO COVID-19 guidelines.
Who is the best car rental agent in Jakarta?
Based on recent customer reviews over the last 3 months, Avis Europe Corporate has the highest customer rating for car hire in Jakarta with a score of 6.0/10
with rated second best with a score of /10
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How much does it cost to hire a compact car in Jakarta?
Today’s cheapest price for compact car hire in Jakarta is € per week from .
Who is the cheapest car hire agent in Jakarta?
The cheapest car hire company in Jakarta is AVIS, with prices for a Intermediate Elite class car such as the Toyota Avanza available from as little as €357.70 per week.
How much is fuel in Jakarta?
You can expect to pay €1.133/ltr of petrol and €1.26/ltr of diesel in Jakarta. You’ll pay a premium if refilling at motorway services of up to 10%.
What car hire agencies are available in Jakarta?
We can arrange great deals on car hire in Jakarta with leading car hire companies such as AVIS, TRAC ASTRA as well as reputable, local car hire companies.
What type of car can I hire in Jakarta?
We can arrange Fullsize, Intermediate, Intermediate Elite and Standard class rental cars in Jakarta.
How much does it cost to hire a convertible car in Jakarta?
We don’t currently have any convertible cars to hire in Jakarta, but we are working in it and please check dates for future rentals.
The price at the moment for a convertible rental car in Jakarta is € per week from for a .
Do you have a discount code for car hire in Jakarta?
We don’t have any discount codes for car hire in Jakarta at the moment, however AVIS rates start from just €357.70 per week. If you’ve found a cheaper price than €357.70 from AVIS in Jakarta - Downtown or any other rental agent, let us know and we’ll do our best to beat it.
How much does it cost to hire a car for a week in Jakarta?
The cheapest price to hire a car for a week in Jakarta is €357.70 per week with an average price of €357.70 per week across all car hire companies.
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Information about the car hire agents in Jakarta
Most popular car hire companies in
Jakarta
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Trac astra (tel: +6221 - 8404040)
Pick-up locations for car hire companies in
Jakarta
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Avis (Jalan Raden Saleh No 27, Jakarta)
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Trac astra (Condet Raya Street No. 27, Gedong, Pasar Rebo – East Jakarta 13760 , Jakarta, 13760)
Car hire company ratings in
Jakarta
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Avis Europe: Rated 6.0/10 from 6 reviews
Jakarta Mini Guide
Jakarta, the capital and largest city of the island country of Indonesia is all of the above, but all the more exciting for it. It is the tenth largest city in the world and was established in the 4th century. There is a central business district, lots of modern skyscrapers and shopping malls, but also the older areas such as Chinatown which tend be rather rundown, but such fun places to visit with ethnic restaurants and street stalls together with entertaining bars if you're looking for nightlife.
Not to miss in Jakarta
As Jakarta is such a city of contrasts, just travelling around and drinking it all in is a must, however there are several places of interest in the city which it would be a shame to miss if you have the time:
- The National Monument: This monument to Indonesia's independence was opened to the public in 1975, it is a 117.7m tall obelisk carrying a bronze flame weighing 14.5 ton. It's design incorporates the numbers 17, 8 and 45 representing the date 17th August 1945 when Indonesia was declared an independent state at the end of World War II.
- The Fish Market: This is one for the night owls – or very early risers as the daily catch is auctioned off before 5.00am! At the entrance to the market is the Museum Bahari, housed in a building which dates back to the first trading post of the Dutch East Indies, it has relics of the old ships which used to sail around the islands.
- The Merdeka Palace: This Presidential Palace was built in 1874 as a residence for the Governor General of the then Dutch East Indies. It was re-named the Merdeka Palace in 1949 following the independence of Indonesia, (Merdeka meaning freedom). An impressive building, it is now the official residence of the President and used to host state visits and banquets.
Getting out and about
The Thousand Islands - No, not the well known salad dressing! Just off the coast of Java lie a chain of islands known as the Kepulauan Seribu or Thousand Islands. The closest of the islands are only about 14km from Jakarta, making it an ideal weekend getaway place for the locals. They are currently being developed as a marine tourism venture with various types of accommodation on different islands being available from sleeping under the stars to luxury hotels. The idyllic beaches and clear seas are a paradise for divers, swimmers and sunbathers alike.
Jakarta is a huge city but all the more exciting for it. If you can master negotiating a hire car through the gridlock then sights such as the National Monument, called Monas, awaits.
There, the history of the state is told in plaques around the base whilst a climb to the top of the 137m tower will give you a great view out over the city from the observation deck. To follow up your education, head for the Museum Nasional which contains many exhibits telling the story of the country’s escape from colonial power.
