
Car rental at Tashkent airport: 57 cars from 450,000 UZS — meeting with a name sign
We will meet you with a sign at the terminal exit, help with luggage, and hand over the keys within 15 minutes. The selection includes 57 cars for any budget: from the compact Chevrolet Onix to the executive Maybach.
What is included in car rental at Tashkent airport
The airport rental rate is not just the daily price, but a set of conditions: mileage, insurance, support, car inspection. Let's break down point by point what exactly you get for this money.
What exactly is included in the daily rate
The daily rate at Rent-Trip includes mileage of up to 200 km, insurance, car inspection before issuance, and round-the-clock support during the rental. The contract records all parameters — from odometer readings to fuel level, so that there are no questions upon return. We work with cash, Payme, Click, and Uzcard and Humo cards, so payment will not be a problem after a long flight. A mileage of 200 km is a comfortable norm for a day in Tashkent: from the airport to the center and back with a visit to Tashkent City is about 40 km, so the limit is enough for both the city and a short suburban trip.
How does car inspection before delivery work
Before handing over the car, we inspect it together with the client: we record the condition of the body, interior, fuel level, and odometer readings — everything is documented in the acceptance certificate. The procedure takes 10–15 minutes but eliminates most disputes upon return. Pay attention to the condition of the tires and the presence of a spare tire — these are standard inspection items that we check first. Photo documentation of the condition in the certificate protects both parties: upon return, we compare the records and avoid disputes about scratches or dents that appeared before the rental.
24/7 support: what can be resolved with one call
Rent-Trip support works around the clock: if the car won't start, a tire is flat, or you need roadside assistance — one call on Telegram, and we advise or come out. Tashkent has hot, dry summers, so in summer we pay special attention to the condition of air conditioners — this is a common reason for requests. All contact details are provided with the keys and duplicated in Telegram. Night flights are common for the airport, so 24/7 support is critical: arriving at 3 a.m. should not leave you without contact with the rental.
How to get a car immediately after arrival
Let's break down step by step how airport delivery rental works: from booking to the moment you get behind the wheel. The whole process takes less than half an hour.
Booking via Telegram: how many days in advance to write
Write to us on Telegram — to book, just provide the flight date and time, the desired car class, and rental period; confirmation takes a few minutes. We will clarify details, send current prices, and reserve a specific car for you. It's better to book right after buying tickets — this way you get the car of exactly the class you need. The earlier you book, the more choice you have: in the season (May–September), comfort class is snapped up in 2–3 days, and premium in a week.
Meeting with a sign at the terminal exit
A Rent-Trip driver meets you at the terminal exit with a sign with your name, helps with luggage, and escorts you to the car in the parking lot. The parking lot is a 2-3 minute walk from the airport building, so you won't have to drag suitcases far. If you are flying with children or large luggage, let us know in advance — we'll take a car with a spacious trunk. If your flight is delayed, don't worry: we track the flight status by number, and the driver will arrive at the actual arrival time, not the one specified in the booking.
How long does it take to get the car
From exiting the terminal to the moment you get behind the wheel, 15-20 minutes pass: car inspection, contract signing, key handover. This is a standard process that we've refined over thousands of deliveries — no bureaucracy or extra paperwork. The contract is drawn up in Russian or Uzbek, with all terms transparently stated. Factor these 20 minutes into your plan: if you need to strictly make it to a meeting in Tashkent City, notify the driver in advance — he'll prepare the documents so that signing takes minimal time.
Which cars are available in the 'At the airport' selection?
The 'At the airport' selection includes 57 cars of various classes: from compact sedans for the city to executive cars for meeting partners. We'll tell you how to choose based on your needs.
Economy and comfort: Chevrolet Onix, Geely Emgrand, BYD Chazor
In the Rent-Trip comfort class — Chevrolet Onix from 500,000 UZS/day, Geely Emgrand from 500,000 UZS/day, and BYD Chazor from 700,000 UZS/day: modern sedans with automatic transmission for the city. These cars are the main working tool for business trips around Tashkent: compact, maneuverable, with ground clearance sufficient for our roads. All three models are equipped with air conditioning and multimedia with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay support. The Onix and Emgrand are the optimal choice for one or two people with a couple of suitcases: the trunk is sufficient, and fuel consumption in the city cycle is lower than that of crossovers.
Business and premium: BMW i5, Mercedes-Benz S-Class, Maybach S680
For business trips — BMW i4 from 2,000,000 UZS/day and BMW i5 from 2,200,000 UZS/day; for representative meetings — Mercedes-Benz S-Class from 4,500,000 UZS/day and Maybach S680 from 9,000,000 UZS/day. The electric BMW i4 and i5 are quiet and fast, with a range sufficient for a full day around the city and suburbs. The S-Class is the standard of comfort for long negotiations: spacious rear row, massage seats, excellent sound insulation. The Maybach S680 is not just a car but a negotiation tool: meeting partners in such a car sets the tone from the first minute.
Crossovers and minivans: BMW X7, Lixiang L9, Toyota Alphard
For a family or group — Toyota Alphard from 1,800,000 UZS/day (7-seat minivan); for a status crossover — BMW X7 from 4,000,000 UZS/day, Lixiang L9 from 3,000,000 UZS/day, or Mercedes-Benz G-Class from 8,000,000 UZS/day. The Lixiang L9 is a hybrid with a large range, an excellent option for a trip to Chimgan or the Charvak Reservoir (~80 km from the city). The G-Class is the choice for those who need a recognizable silhouette and all-wheel drive just in case. The Alphard is a frequent choice for meeting delegations: three rows of seats and a sliding door are convenient for both passengers and luggage loading.
Comparison of classes in the 'At the airport' selection
| Class | Model Examples | Price from | For whom |
|---|---|---|---|
| Comfort | Chevrolet Onix, Geely Emgrand | 500,000 UZS/day | City, 1-2 people |
| Comfort+ | BYD Chazor, Geely Preface | 700,000–800,000 UZS/day | City, family of 3-4 people |
| Business | BMW i4, BMW i5 | 2,000,000–2,200,000 UZS/day | Business trips |
| Premium | Mercedes-Benz S-Class, BMW X7 | 4,000,000–4,500,000 UZS/day | Partner meetings, status |
| Minivan | Toyota Alphard | 1,800,000 UZS/day | Groups, delegations, family |
| Unique | Maybach S680, Mercedes-Benz G-Class | 8,000,000–9,000,000 UZS/day | Special events, representative purposes |
How much does it cost to rent: classes, prices and deposit
The rental cost consists of three components: the daily rate, the deposit, and a surcharge for excess mileage. Let's break down each one using examples from the selection.
Prices by class: from economy to unique models
The minimum rental price in the "At the airport" selection is from 450,000 UZS/day. Here is how prices are distributed by class:
- Comfort: Chevrolet Onix and Geely Emgrand — from 500,000 UZS/day, BYD Chazor — from 700,000 UZS/day, Geely Preface — from 800,000 UZS/day.
- Business: BMW i4 — from 2,000,000 UZS/day, BMW i5 — from 2,200,000 UZS/day.
- Premium: Lixiang L9 — from 3,000,000 UZS/day, BMW X7 — from 4,000,000 UZS/day, Mercedes-Benz S-Class — from 4,500,000 UZS/day.
- Minivan: Toyota Alphard — from 1,800,000 UZS/day.
- Unique: Mercedes-Benz G-Class — from 8,000,000 UZS/day, Maybach S680 — from 9,000,000 UZS/day.
How is the deposit calculated
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. The deposit can be paid in cash, by card, or via Payme/Click — whichever is more convenient for you. The deposit is not a rental payment; it is a guarantee of the car's safety during your trip.
Mileage and extra charges: what is important to know before signing the contract
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 a trip to Samarkand (about 300 km one way), this is not enough, so calculate your route in advance. If you plan long trips — discuss this when booking, we will offer an option with increased mileage. In our experience, 90% of clients fit within the limit for city trips, and the surcharge for excess mileage is a rare case, but it is better to know about it in advance.
Documents and requirements for rental
To rent a car in Tashkent, you need a minimum package of documents. We tell you what to prepare so that getting the car goes without delays.
What documents are needed for the contract
To sign a rental agreement with Rent-Trip, you need:
- Passport: an original identity document (for citizens of Uzbekistan — biometric passport, for foreigners — foreign passport with entry stamp).
- Driver's license: national licenses are accepted for citizens of Uzbekistan and CIS countries; for citizens of other states — international licenses or national ones with a translation.
- Age: from 21 years old with at least 2 years of driving experience — this is a standard requirement for all car classes.
Driver requirements: experience and age
Minimum renter age is 21 years, driving experience — from 2 years. For premium class and unique models, we require experience from 5 years — this is due to insurance requirements and safety. If a second driver gets behind the wheel, their data is also included in the contract, and they must meet the same requirements. Our practice shows that most clients are experienced drivers, so additional checks take minimal time.
Insurance: what is covered and what is not
All cars in the selection are insured, and basic insurance is included in the rate. It covers damage from an accident if you did not violate traffic rules, and damage from third-party actions. Not covered: damage to tires and rims, damage from off-road driving, and damage while driving under the influence. Details of insurance coverage are specified in the contract — we recommend reading this section before signing.
Where to go in a rented car from Tashkent
Tashkent stands on a plain, roads around the city are flat and predictable — an excellent base for trips in a rented car. Here's where you should go.
City routes: from the airport to Tashkent City
In Tashkent itself, a rented car is convenient for visiting all key points: from the airport to Tashkent City — about 15–20 minutes without traffic jams. Be sure to include Chorsu Bazaar in your route — a colorful place where you can try local food and buy souvenirs. Parking in the center is paid but inexpensive, and in new areas like Tashkent City, there are free underground parking lots. Keep in mind that during rush hours (8:00–10:00 and 17:00–19:00) central Tashkent stands still — plan trips with extra time.
Suburban destinations: Chimgan and Charvak
The only mountain destination near Tashkent is Chimgan and the Charvak Reservoir, about 80 km from the city. The drive takes about 1.5 hours, the asphalt is good, but after rain there may be local sections with potholes — an SUV will be more comfortable than a sedan. At Charvak, there are beaches and recreation areas, and in winter, Chimgan attracts snow lovers, although the snow cover is unstable. For this trip, we recommend the Lixiang L9 or BMW X7 — all-wheel drive and a comfortable suspension.
Long-distance trips: Samarkand, Bukhara, Fergana
From Tashkent, it is convenient to travel to Samarkand (about 300 km), Bukhara (about 600 km), and the Fergana Valley (about 300 km) in a rented car. The roads are asphalt highways, gas stations are available every 50–100 km, and fuel quality is controlled by the state. Keep in mind that the 200 km/day limit will not be enough for long distances, so discuss mileage terms with us in advance. For trips to Samarkand and Bukhara, choose comfort-class sedans—they are economical and comfortable on the highway.
Conclusion
Renting a car right at Tashkent airport is a way to save time and start your trip without extra hassle. A selection of 57 cars covers all scenarios: from a compact sedan for a solo trip to a premium minivan for a delegation. Transparent conditions — 200 km per day mileage, clear deposit, insurance, and 24/7 support — remove the uncertainty that often scares travelers.
Before booking, determine the main goal: city meetings, a family trip to Charvak, or a business program with partners. The car class, and therefore the budget, depends on this. Check the route against the daily mileage limit and discuss conditions in advance if you plan long trips to Samarkand or Bukhara. With this approach, rental becomes a tool, not a source of stress.























































