Renting a Haval in Tashkent

Need a crossover in Tashkent? We have two Haval models — Jolion and H6. We'll tell you which to choose and how much it costs.

Two Haval models for rent at Rent-Trip

We'll tell you which Havals are in the Rent-Trip fleet, how the Jolion and H6 differ, and why the brand is suitable for rental in Tashkent.

Which Haval models are in the Rent-Trip fleet

The Rent-Trip fleet has two Haval models — the compact crossover Jolion and the more spacious H6, both with automatic transmission and turbocharged engine. Jolion is a city crossover with ground clearance that forgives imperfect asphalt on secondary streets, while the H6 is a larger car with a spacious cabin and trunk for family trips. Both models are crossovers, so they are equally comfortable in the city and on the highway; the difference is in cabin size and character.

Why Haval is suitable for car rental in Tashkent

Haval is a modern crossover with an automatic transmission and turbocharged engine that performs equally well on the flat streets of Tashkent and on the highway. In heavy traffic near Chorsu or on the way to the airport, the automatic transmission takes away extra work, and the turbo provides quick response when overtaking. This is important for rental: the renter gets into an unfamiliar car and doesn't waste time getting used to a capricious gearbox or a weak engine. The turbocharged engine provides a power reserve for overtaking on intercity highways, and the crossover's ground clearance forgives imperfect asphalt on the outskirts of the city.

Jolion or H6 — which model to choose

We break down how the Jolion differs from the H6, which model suits whom, and how to choose for a specific trip.

Comparison of Haval Jolion and H6: size, character, price

Jolion is a compact and maneuverable crossover from 800,000 UZS/day, H6 is a spacious family one from 900,000 UZS/day.

Which Haval model to choose for your task

For the city and trips to Chimgan, the Jolion is more convenient; for family and long routes to Samarkand or Bukhara, the H6. The Jolion is more compact, easier to park in a narrow parking lot near Tashkent City or Chorsu Bazaar, and on the highway it still confidently holds speed. The H6 provides more space for passengers and luggage, so on long routes the price difference is offset by comfort. If you are going four people with suitcases to Bukhara, the Jolion will be cramped, but the H6 will carry everyone without question.

Prices, deposit and what's included in the rental

We break down how much it costs to rent a Haval in Tashkent, what deposit is needed, what's included in the tariff, and how payment works.

How much does it cost to rent a Haval in Tashkent

Renting a Haval Jolion at Rent-Trip — from 800,000 UZS/day, Haval H6 — from 900,000 UZS/day. The price already includes insurance and mileage up to 200 km per day, so the final cost does not increase due to hidden surcharges. Our clients often compare the price with taxi fares for long routes — and for a trip to Samarkand and back, renting is more profitable, especially if you are traveling as a group of four. The cost also includes car delivery to the airport or any point in the city.

What deposit is required to rent a Haval

The deposit for Haval is from 3,000,000 to 8,000,000 UZS depending on the car class, and is returned within 1–3 business days after returning the car. For Jolion and H6, the deposit is fixed in the contract upon registration; you can pay it in cash, with a Uzcard or Humo card, via Payme or Click. The deposit is returned in full if the car is returned without damage or fines, so before departure it is worth recording the car's condition. Together with the client, we inspect the body, recording scratches and chips in the certificate — this protects both parties upon return.

What is included in the rental cost and how to pay

The rate includes up to 200 km per day, insurance, and 24/7 support; payment can be made in cash, via Payme, Click, or Uzcard and Humo cards. If you plan to drive more than 200 km per day, the surcharge per kilometer is agreed in the contract in advance — so there will be no surprises upon return. For the route Tashkent—Samarkand—Tashkent (about 600 km), it is better to immediately count on a surcharge or take a car for two days. Each car has a first aid kit, fire extinguisher, and jack — we check before handing over.

Haval for trips: Chimgan, Charvak, Samarkand

We'll tell you how the Haval behaves on different routes — from the city streets of Tashkent to the mountains of Chimgan and long trips to Samarkand.

Haval in the city: Tashkent City, Chorsu, airport

The compact Jolion is convenient on the streets of Tashkent — easy to park near Tashkent City and at Chorsu Bazaar, and the crossover's ground clearance saves on imperfect asphalt. During rush hour on Amir Temur Avenue, the automatic and turbo engine make the trip calm — no need to constantly shift gears. To the airport from the center — 20–30 minutes without traffic jams, and with the car delivered to the terminal, you don't depend on taxis. The elevated circular metro line relieves the center, but with a car it's easier to get around the city via the ring road.

To Chimgan and Charvak: how the Haval behaves in the mountains

To Chimgan and the Charvak Reservoir — about 80 km, and the Haval with a turbo engine confidently climbs uphill even with a full load. The road to Charvak is asphalted, but with long climbs and turns — the automatic transmission holds gears without jerks, and the turbo provides traction when overtaking. On the way back to the city, it's worth considering that fuel consumption is higher in the mountains, and a 200 km mileage for the round trip may not be enough — the extra charge per kilometer is agreed in advance. For a one-day trip to Charvak, take the Jolion — it's more economical, and the cabin space is enough for a company of three to four people.

How does rental work: documents, inspection, accident

We explain what is needed to rent a Haval, how the car inspection before issuance goes, and what to do in case of an accident.

Documents for renting a Haval

To rent a Haval, you need a passport and a category B driver's license with at least two years of experience. For foreign guests, a foreign passport with a valid visa or entry stamp is suitable; national licenses are recognized if they are in Latin script or accompanied by a translation. The rental agreement is drawn up in Russian or Uzbek — choose the convenient option. The contract specifies the term, rate, mileage up to 200 km per day, and the condition of the car.

Car inspection before handover

Before handing over, together with the client, we inspect the Haval: body, interior, fuel level, air conditioning, and multimedia operation. All damage is recorded in the acceptance certificate with photos — this protects both parties upon return. We check the presence of a first aid kit, fire extinguisher, and warning triangle. On a test drive before departure, you can drive a couple of laps to get used to the dimensions and seat settings.

What to do in case of an accident or breakdown

In case of an accident, call Rent-Trip support — the line is open 24/7, we will advise on the procedure and send help. Do not leave the scene until documents are filed — this is a mandatory condition for insurance. In case of a breakdown on the road, call the number from the contract: we will arrange towing or a car replacement if repairs take more than a day. We check fines from photo enforcement cameras after the car is returned and forward them to the client — payment of fines is not included in the tariff.

Airport rental and without a driver

We'll tell you how to pick up a Haval right at Tashkent airport and why renting without a driver is more convenient than a taxi.

How to pick up a Haval at Tashkent airport

We deliver the Haval to Tashkent International Airport — we meet you with a sign in the arrivals area and hand over the keys after signing the contract. The car is delivered to the terminal in advance so you don't have to wait outside; we agree on the exact time after receiving your flight number. If the flight is delayed — no problem, we track the status and arrive for the actual arrival. Return is also possible at the airport: you leave the keys with our employee and go to check-in.

Rent without a driver: why it's convenient

Haval in Rent-Trip is rented without a driver—you drive the car yourself and don't depend on someone else's schedule. This is convenient for business trips around Tashkent when you need to be in several places in a day, and for family outings to Charvak or Samarkand. Unlike taxis, where the price rises during peak hours, the rental cost is fixed—from 800,000 UZS/day for the Jolion. Plus, you're not limited by route: you can stop anywhere, drop by Chorsu Bazaar, or turn off to a viewpoint.

Reliability of Haval and long-term rental

We break down how reliable Haval is for rental and whether it's profitable to take it for a week or a month.

How reliable is Haval in operation

Haval is a modern crossover with turbocharged engines and automatic transmissions designed for intensive urban use. In our fleet, Jolion and H6 undergo scheduled maintenance every 10,000 km, including oil and filter changes. Haval turbo engines are demanding on fuel quality—refuel at trusted gas stations to avoid injector issues. With careful driving, the engine and transmission lifespan exceeds 200,000 km, making these cars suitable for rental.

Renting a Haval for a week and a month

When renting a Haval for 7 days or more, the daily rate decreases — we calculate the final price individually in Telegram. Long-term rental is beneficial if you are in Tashkent on a business trip or came for several weeks: no need to call a taxi every day and wait for arrival. The mileage of up to 200 km per day remains, but for a longer period you can agree on an increased limit in the contract. For a month, the Jolion will cost noticeably less than daily taxi rides around the city — we calculated with clients, the difference is two to three times.

Conclusion

Haval in Tashkent—two models that cover almost all scenarios: the compact Jolion for the city and trips to Charvak, and the spacious H6 for family and long routes to Samarkand or Bukhara. Both cars are crossovers with automatic transmission and turbo engine, with mileage up to 200 km per day and insurance included in the rate. The deposit from 3 to 8 million UZS is returned within 1–3 business days; payment is by cash, Payme, Click, or Uzcard and Humo cards. Airport delivery, contract, and 24/7 support are included, so rental goes without unnecessary questions. If you're unsure between models, focus on the number of passengers and luggage, and clarify the price and terms in Telegram.