
Minivan rental in Tashkent: 9 models for family and out-of-town trips
A minivan is 7–8 seats, automatic transmission, and a trunk for the whole family. At Rent-Trip, there are 9 models — from Chevrolet Orlando to Zeekr 009. We'll tell you how to choose and what's included in the rental.
Who needs a minivan in Tashkent and why
A minivan is 7–8 seats, automatic transmission, and a trunk for the whole group's luggage. We break down who such a rental suits in Tashkent.
Family trips and meeting guests
A minivan seats 7–8 people, so a family with children and luggage fits without a second car. In Tashkent, with its flat terrain and wide avenues, a minivan handles no harder than a sedan, and parking near malls and Chorsu Bazaar doesn't require special skills. During rush hour on Amir Temur Avenue, an automatic transmission saves you from constant clutch work — especially important for city guests unaccustomed to dense traffic. Loading children into car seats is easier with sliding doors on most models. In our view, for a family with two or three children, a minivan is more convenient than an SUV: the interior is more spacious and fuel consumption is lower.
Corporate trips and transfers
For meeting a delegation or a group of colleagues, a minivan replaces two sedans — everyone travels together, no one gets lost on the way. When renting for several days, it's more advantageous to take a minivan with extra mileage: a trip to the airport and back is 30–40 km, and the remaining limit can be used for city trips. Tashkent International Airport is within the city limits, so delivery takes 20–30 minutes from the center. We often take delegations to Tashkent City — the route takes about half an hour including traffic. Partners appreciate being able to hold negotiations on the road without wasting time on transfers.
Rent-Trip minivan models: prices and classes
Rent-Trip's fleet includes 9 minivans of four classes: from economy options to premium models. Prices are for daily rental.
Table: models, classes, and prices
Rent-Trip's fleet includes 9 minivans — from Chevrolet Orlando at 650,000 UZS/day to Zeekr 009 at 2,200,000 UZS/day. The higher the class, the larger the deposit: for economy and comfort — from 3,000,000 UZS, for business and premium — up to 8,000,000 UZS.
| Model | Class | Price from | Deposit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chevrolet Orlando | Economy | 650,000 UZS/day | from 3,000,000 UZS |
| Kia Carnival | Comfort | 800,000 UZS/day | from 3,000,000 UZS |
| Hyundai Starex | Comfort | 900,000 UZS/day | from 3,000,000 UZS |
| Toyota Sienna | Comfort | 1,200,000 UZS/day | from 3,000,000 UZS |
| Hyundai Staria | Business | 1,400,000 UZS/day | up to 8,000,000 UZS |
| Hyundai Palisade | Business | 1,500,000 UZS/day | up to 8,000,000 UZS |
| Toyota Alphard | Business | 1,800,000 UZS/day | up to 8,000,000 UZS |
| Mercedes-Benz V-Class | Premium | 2,000,000 UZS/day | up to 8,000,000 UZS |
| Zeekr 009 | Premium | 2,200,000 UZS/day | up to 8,000,000 UZS |
How minivan classes differ
Economy and comfort are practical cars for the family, business and premium are spacious models with leather interiors and additional options. The Chevrolet Orlando and Kia Carnival are designed for daily city trips: their ground clearance and dimensions suit Tashkent roads, and fuel consumption remains moderate. The Hyundai Staria and Toyota Alphard stand out with their interior trim: leather seats, multi-zone climate control, sound insulation. For city driving, the difference between classes is barely noticeable, but on the highway to Samarkand, a premium model is noticeably quieter and more comfortable — this is worth considering when planning long routes.
All minivans have automatic transmission
All 9 minivans in the Rent-Trip selection have automatic transmission; a separate manual gearbox is not needed. An automatic is especially important for Tashkent guests who aren't used to dense traffic — during rush hour on Amir Temur Avenue, you won't have to constantly work the clutch. Our cars are equipped with modern automatic transmissions with smooth shifting, so even long trips around the city aren't tiring. If you're renting a minivan for the first time, an automatic lowers the entry barrier: you just need to confidently feel the car's dimensions.
How to choose a minivan for your task
Choosing a minivan depends on the number of passengers, luggage, and route. We break down three typical scenarios.
For families with children: comfort and safety
For families with children, the Kia Carnival or Hyundai Starex are optimal — spacious interior, no need for all-wheel drive, and the price from 800,000 UZS/day remains budget-friendly. Pay attention to the number of doors: the sliding door on the Carnival and Starex simplifies placing a child in a car seat even in a narrow parking lot near a kindergarten. The interior has enough room for a stroller and bags, and ISOFIX mounts are available in all our minivans. In summer heat, the powerful air conditioner quickly cools the cabin — check its operation when picking up the car.
For business trips: business and premium
For business meetings and meeting partners at the airport, the Toyota Alphard or Mercedes-Benz V-Class are suitable — status models with business-level interior trim. If you plan to work on the road, take the Alphard: it has fold-down tables and charging outlets — you can hold negotiations on the way from the airport to Tashkent City. The Mercedes-Benz V-Class stands out for its smooth ride and spacious cabin, comfortably accommodating five passengers with luggage. In our practice, such cars are most often taken to meet foreign guests and for transfers to business events.
For a large company: capacity and luggage
For a group of 7-8 people with luggage, choose the Hyundai Staria or Zeekr 009 — they have the most spacious cabin and a large trunk. With a full load of passengers, the Staria's trunk holds 4-5 suitcases — check this at pickup to avoid a 'suitcases don't fit' situation before heading to Charvak. The Zeekr 009 is a premium electric minivan: quiet ride and zero fuel consumption, but charging takes time. If you plan a long trip, consider the location of charging stations in Uzbekistan.
Rental terms: deposit, mileage, documents
Transparent terms — what sets minivan rental at Rent-Trip apart from the unregulated market. We explain what deposit is required, how many kilometers are included in the rate, and what documents are needed.
Deposit: from 3,000,000 to 8,000,000 UZS
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 returned within 1–3 business days after returning the car without damage or fines. For the Chevrolet Orlando and Kia Carnival, the deposit will be from 3,000,000 UZS; for the Toyota Alphard and Mercedes-Benz V-Class — up to 8,000,000 UZS. The deposit is blocked on a Uzcard or Humo card; we also accept cash. Upon returning the car, we inspect the body and interior — if there is no damage, the money is returned in full.
Mileage: 200 km per day included
The rate includes mileage up to 200 km per day; excess over the limit is paid per kilometer, the amount is specified in the contract. For trips around Tashkent, this is enough: the route from the airport to Tashkent City and back is about 40 km, a trip to Charvak is 160–170 km round trip. If you plan long routes — to Samarkand or Bukhara — calculate the mileage in advance: a trip to Samarkand and back will be about 600 km. In this case, it is more profitable to rent a car for several days, taking into account the daily limit.
Documents for rental
To rent a minivan, you will need a passport and a driver's license of category B. Driving experience — from two years, age — from 23 years. Foreign guests can rent a car with a foreign passport — an international driver's license is not required if you have a national license. We conclude a rental agreement that specifies all conditions: tariff, mileage, deposit, liability of the parties. When handing over the car, we record the condition of the body and interior — we take photos and sign an acceptance certificate.
Minivan for out-of-town trips and airport transfers
A minivan is a versatile option for out-of-town trips and airport transfers. We break down which routes are popular among renters and what to consider when planning.
Charvak and Chimgan: mountain destination nearby
Charvak Reservoir and Chimgan are the only mountain destination near Tashkent, about 80 km from the city. The drive takes 1.5–2 hours, most of it on flat terrain; the serpentine starts only before the reservoir. For such a trip, Kia Carnival or Hyundai Starex will suit — the spacious cabin will accommodate a family with children and everything needed for a day by the water. Pay attention to ground clearance: it matters on dirt sections near Charvak. If you're going with a large group, take Hyundai Staria — it comfortably seats 7–8 people with luggage.
Transfer to Tashkent airport
Tashkent International Airport is within the city limits, so a minivan pickup takes 20–30 minutes from the center. For meeting guests or seeing off family, a Toyota Sienna is suitable — comfortable interior and spacious trunk for suitcases. We recommend booking a car in advance, especially during the holiday season: demand for transfers is highest in the morning and evening hours. When renting for several days, you can also use the car for trips around the city — the 200 km per day mileage allows this.
Intercity routes: Samarkand, Bukhara, Fergana
A minivan is a convenient option for trips to Samarkand, Bukhara, or the Fergana Valley. The distance to Samarkand is about 300 km, taking 4–5 hours on the M39 highway. For such a route, Hyundai Staria or Toyota Alphard are suitable — a comfortable interior and good sound insulation make the trip less tiring. Consider mileage: a round trip to Samarkand is about 600 km, so plan a rental for 3–4 days. For trips to Kazakhstan or Kyrgyzstan, check rental conditions in advance — crossing the border requires additional paperwork.
Rental with driver and 24/7 support
Renting a minivan with a driver is a solution for those who don't want to drive themselves. We explain how it works at Rent-Trip and what support renters receive.
Rent with a driver: when you need it
Renting a minivan with a driver is suitable for business trips, meeting guests, and festive events. The Rent-Trip driver knows the city and optimal routes, so you don't depend on navigation or traffic jams. For weddings and anniversaries, we offer business and premium class minivans — Toyota Alphard or Mercedes-Benz V-Class with a driver. The cost of the service depends on the model and number of hours — we will give the exact price in Telegram after clarifying details. The driver will meet you at the airport with a sign, help with luggage, and take you to your destination.
24/7 support: what's included
Rent-Trip renters receive 24/7 support throughout the rental period. If you have questions about driving the car or an emergency on the road, call us, we'll help. In case of a breakdown, we'll arrange towing and a replacement car if possible. When handing over a minivan, we explain in detail the technical features of the specific model: how to adjust the seats, turn on climate control, open the sliding door. On Telegram, we respond within minutes, so you won't be left alone with a problem.
What is included in the rental
The cost of renting a minivan includes mileage of up to 200 km per day, insurance, and technical support. Fuel is paid separately — you return the car with the same fuel level as at the time of issuance. A child seat and navigator are provided free of charge upon request. An additional driver can be included in the contract — this will require their passport and driver's license. We do not charge a fee for delivering the car within Tashkent — we organize address delivery to the airport or hotel for free.
How rental works: from request to return
The minivan rental process at Rent-Trip takes minimal time—usually a few hours from the first message to car delivery. We'll explain how it works.
Booking via Telegram
Booking a minivan starts with a message on Telegram — send us the dates, model, and purpose of the trip. We will confirm the car's availability, state the exact price and rental terms. For booking, a prepayment of 20% of the rental cost is required — the remainder is paid upon receiving the car. Payment is accepted in cash, via Payme, Click, Uzcard and Humo cards. If plans have changed, the prepayment can be transferred to other dates — the main thing is to notify us in advance.
Car Pickup
Minivan pickup takes place at the Rent-Trip office or at a convenient location for you — at the airport, hotel, or an address in Tashkent. Upon receipt, we check documents, sign the contract and the acceptance report. You inspect the car together with us: condition of the body, interior, fuel level. We record all details in photos — this protects both parties upon return. The car deposit is paid at pickup and returned within 1–3 business days after returning the car.
Car return
Return of the minivan takes place at the agreed time and place. We inspect the car, check the fuel level and the absence of damage. If everything is in order, we sign the return act and return the deposit. If there are fines for traffic violations, they are deducted from the deposit — the remainder is returned. We do not fine for minor dirt in the cabin, but we ask you to return the car clean. When returning in another city of Uzbekistan, an additional fee may apply — check the terms in advance.
Conclusion
Renting a minivan in Tashkent solves a wide range of tasks: from family trips to business transfers and out-of-town travel. The selection includes 9 models of different classes, from a Chevrolet Orlando at 650,000 UZS/day to a Zeekr 009 at 2,200,000 UZS/day. All cars have automatic transmission, and mileage up to 200 km per day is included. When choosing, consider the number of passengers, luggage volume, and route: for the city, comfort class is enough; for long trips, take business or premium. Before booking, clarify the deposit and mileage conditions — this will save you from unexpected expenses.







