
Minibus rental in Tashkent: 6 models from 350,000 UZS/day
Are you taking a minibus for a group of 8 to 15 people? At Rent-Trip there are 6 models from 350,000 UZS/day — from Chevrolet Damas to Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. We tell you what to choose and how it all works.
Who needs minibus rental in Tashkent and why
A minibus is transport for groups of 8 to 15 people, when two cars are inconvenient and a bus is excessive. We break down typical scenarios in Tashkent.
Weddings, corporate events, and guest transfers
At Rent-Trip, minibuses are most often taken for weddings (toy), corporate events, and meeting guests at Tashkent airport. One vehicle solves logistics at once: no need to coordinate several cars, look for parking in the center near Tashkent City, or wait for latecomers. For business trips and transfers, comfort and air conditioning are important — in heat up to 40°C, this is not a luxury but a necessity. For a wedding, presentability matters — a Sprinter or HiAce with an automatic transmission; for employee shuttle services, a Damas is sufficient.
Minibus or two cars: which is more profitable
For a group of 8-10 people, one minibus is almost always more profitable than two cars: one driver, one vehicle, a common route. Fuel is spent on one engine, not two, and there is no need to synchronize movement along streets with aryks and intersections. The savings are obvious in boarding time as well — guests get into one cabin rather than being seated in two cars. Two cars make sense if the group needs to split up or go to different points at the same time.
How many people fit in a minibus
Commercial-class minibuses accommodate from 8 to 15 passengers depending on the model and interior layout. Chevrolet Damas is the most compact in the selection, taking up to 8–9 people, while Hyundai County and Mercedes-Benz Sprinter — up to 13–15 seats. When choosing, account for luggage space — for a trip to Chimgan or Samarkand, you'll need more room than for a city transfer.
6 Rent-Trip minibuses: models, prices, and selection for your task
Rent-Trip's fleet includes 6 commercial-class minibuses. The difference is in price, transmission, and comfort level. Below is a table and breakdown for typical tasks.
Table: models, prices, and specifications
Rent-Trip's fleet includes 6 minibuses — from Chevrolet Damas at 350,000 UZS/day to Mercedes-Benz Sprinter at 3,500,000 UZS/day.
| Model | Transmission | Price from | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chevrolet Damas | Manual | 350,000 UZS/day | City, 8-9 seats, economy |
| GMC Savana | Automatic | 1,300,000 UZS/day | City and intercity, 10-12 seats |
| Toyota HiAce | Automatic | 1,200,000 UZS/day | Station wagon, 10-13 seats |
| Hyundai County | Manual | 1,800,000 UZS/day | Intercity, 13-15 seats |
| Ford Transit | Manual | 2,000,000 UZS/day | Intercity, cargo-passenger |
| Mercedes-Benz Sprinter | Automatic | 3,500,000 UZS/day | Premium, weddings, VIP transfers |
Toyota HiAce or Mercedes-Benz Sprinter: what to choose
Toyota HiAce (from 1,200,000 UZS/day) is a versatile choice for city and intercity travel, while the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter (from 3,500,000 UZS/day) is a premium option for weddings and VIP transfers. The HiAce with automatic transmission is easy to drive in heavy traffic, and its 10-13 seat cabin is suitable both for a trip to Chorsu and for a trip to Samarkand. The Sprinter is noticeably more spacious, with a higher roof and more luggage volume — this is felt on long routes to Bukhara or Khiva. If the budget is limited but you need an automatic, the HiAce covers 90% of tasks; take the Sprinter when status and maximum comfort are important.
The most economical option: Chevrolet Damas
The most affordable minibus in the Rent-Trip selection — Chevrolet Damas from 350,000 UZS/day, optimal for city trips for 8-9 people. This is an honest working option for employee transfers, trips to the bazaar, or a small city tour. The Damas has a modest interior without frills, but a working air conditioner and suspension adapted to our roads. The Damas is manual, so if all drivers in the group confidently drive a stick shift, this is the best budget option for Tashkent.
With or without a driver: what to choose
Both formats are available at Rent-Trip. The choice depends on the task, driver experience, and how important it is to have 'your own person behind the wheel'.
Rental with a driver: who it suits
Renting a minibus with a driver in Tashkent means you don't worry about the route, parking, or the condition of the car: we provide both the vehicle and an experienced driver. He knows how to bypass traffic jams on Amir Temur Avenue and where to park near Tashkent City so guests don't walk an extra 200 meters. On long routes to Chimgan or Fergana, the driver is responsible for safety while you relax and plan the program. With a driver, it's convenient for weddings and transfers — he knows the way to the airport, Chorsu, and Tashkent City, and guests simply relax.
Rent without a driver: requirements and nuances
Rent without a driver is available with a driver's license and driving experience — we fix the conditions in the contract upon issuance. We check the documents and make sure the driver feels confident behind the wheel of a commercial vehicle. Before departure, we inspect the car's condition together with you and record it in the acceptance report — this protects both parties upon return. You cover fuel and parking costs, while we are responsible for the car's technical condition.
What is included in the rental cost: mileage, insurance, deposit
The price 'from 350,000 UZS/day' is not just the car itself. We'll tell you what is already included in the tariff and what additional conditions apply when renting a minibus in Tashkent.
Mileage and fuel
The Rent-Trip rental rate includes up to 200 km per day—this is enough for city trips and transfers around Tashkent. Beyond the limit, there is an additional charge per kilometer, the amount of which is specified in the contract. The car is handed over with a full tank, and you must return it with the same fuel level—this is standard practice. For long routes to Samarkand (about 300 km), include both the limit and the possible surcharge.
Insurance and technical condition
Every minibus at Rent-Trip is insured, and before delivery we check brakes, air conditioning, tire pressure, and fluid levels. Cars undergo regular maintenance, so you won't get a car with a "check engine" light on. If a malfunction is detected on the road, you contact us by phone — we resolve the issue of replacement or repair. The rental agreement is officially executed, specifying all conditions and rates.
Deposit and its return
The deposit depends on the car class: from 3,000,000 UZS for economy and comfort to 8,000,000 UZS for premium and unique models. It is blocked on a Uzcard or Humo card or accepted in cash upon receiving the car. It is returned within 1–3 business days after returning the car without damage or fines. If there were traffic violations during the rental, the fine amount is deducted from the deposit — the remainder is returned in full.
How rental works: from request to return
The minibus rental process at Rent-Trip is designed so you spend minimal time on paperwork and maximum on the trip itself. We'll break it down step by step.
How to book a car
- Contact us: write to Telegram or call — we will clarify the dates, model, and rental format.
- Confirm the booking: we reserve the car for you after agreeing on terms and making an advance payment.
- Get the car: at the appointed time, you pick up the car from us or order delivery within Tashkent.
- Check the condition: together we inspect the body and interior, record the odometer readings and fuel level.
- Sign the contract: we process the documents, you pay the deposit and receive the keys.
Car inspection before handover
We hand over the minibus only after a full check: air conditioning, lights, wipers, oil and brake fluid levels. Together with you, we inspect the body for scratches and chips — everything is recorded in the acceptance report. This protects you from unreasonable claims upon return. We remind you that drivers with a valid license and experience are allowed behind the wheel — this is a mandatory condition.
Car return
Return takes place at the agreed time; we accept the car under the same act as when it was issued. We check fuel, mileage, and overall condition — if there is no damage, the deposit is returned within 1–3 business days. If you return the car later than the agreed hour, hourly billing applies — it is better to notify us in advance.
Where can you go in a rented minibus?
Tashkent stands on a plain, but this does not mean that routes are limited to the city. The minibus opens up both suburban directions and neighboring regions.
City routes
In Tashkent itself, a minibus is convenient for transferring guests from the airport to the hotel, trips to Chorsu Bazaar, or Tashkent City. The wide avenue network and the elevated circular metro line allow quick access to any district without standing in traffic jams. A group of 10 people with luggage is exactly the case when two cars would be inconvenient. Parking lots near large shopping centers and restaurants in the center are designed for such vehicles.
Suburban destinations: Chimgan and Charvak
The closest mountain destination is Chimgan and the Charvak Reservoir, about 80 km from Tashkent. The minibus is taken for a weekend trip to the water or mountains — the road is paved but with climbs, so an automatic (HiAce, Sprinter, Savana) will be more comfortable than a manual. On Charvak there are recreation areas and beaches, convenient for a large group. Allow about 1.5–2 hours one way, including leaving the city.
Intercity trips and travel abroad
A minibus is a reasonable format for trips to Samarkand, Bukhara, Fergana, or Khiva: 10–15 people with luggage travel in one vehicle. Roads to Samarkand are a highway with good surface; to Bukhara and Khiva — long stretches where interior comfort and reliability matter. For trips to Kazakhstan or Kyrgyzstan, check the conditions for crossing the border in a rented car — we'll advise on the required documents. For intercity trips, it's better to take a County, Transit, or Sprinter — they have a larger luggage compartment and greater range.
Conclusion
Renting a minibus in Tashkent solves the problem of group travel in one vehicle — from weddings to airport transfers. The selection includes 6 models from 350,000 UZS/day, and the choice between them comes down to three questions: how many people are traveling, what route, and whether you need manual or automatic. For city and economy tasks, take a Chevrolet Damas; for intercity, a Hyundai County or Ford Transit; for prestigious events, a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. If you are unsure about the choice, describe your task — and we will advise which model will cover it without overpaying.




