Tuscany, the Amalfi Coast or Sicily: Italy is made for a road trip. With an all-in rental car from SunnVio you discover the country at your own pace, without worries about insurance or excess.
Request your rental car for freeIn Italy the rental conditions vary greatly by region and rental company. We compare the offers and arrange a reliable car at a clear all-in price, so you are not faced with surprises.
We arrange your rental car at almost every airport and in every major city. Popular in Italy:
Through SunnVio you can choose from 36 rental companies at Rome Fiumicino Airport. 28 of them have their desk at the airport itself; 8 use a shuttle to a nearby office. See all rental companies with opening hours.
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Almost every Italian town centre has a ZTL, a zona a traffico limitato. Only residents and cars with a permit may enter. Cameras register every car that drives into the zone, even if you take a wrong turn or are just looking for your hotel. The fine often arrives months later via the rental company, which adds an administration fee.
More tips on ZTLs, tolls and mountain roads in car rental in Italy.
Most Italian motorways are toll roads. You take a ticket when you join and pay by credit card or in cash when you leave. Choose a lane with the card or coin symbol; the yellow Telepass lane is only for cars with a toll device. Driving on to Switzerland or Austria? You need a vignette there. Read more in tolls and vignettes in Europe.
Many petrol stations have two kinds of pumps: "fai da te" (self-service) and "servito" (attended). Attended service costs noticeably more per litre. Petrol is "benzina", diesel is "gasolio". Along the autostrada fuel costs more than in the village next to it.
On Sicily and Sardinia it is easiest to pick up your car at the airport, for example in Catania, Palermo, Olbia or Cagliari. Most rental companies do not let you take the car on the ferry to the mainland, or only with permission in advance. On the Amalfi Coast and in the Dolomites the roads are narrow and winding. A small car is much easier to park and turn there.
You get a fine, often months later via the rental company. If you enter the zone more than once, each entry can mean a separate fine. Not sure about a route? Send us a WhatsApp and we will help you work it out.
Not with a licence from an EU country or a UK photocard licence. With a licence from outside Europe, for example from the US, you do need an International Driving Permit.
With most rental companies at least 21, and you need to have held your licence for at least a year. Under 25 you often pay a young driver surcharge. Read more about renting a car under 25.
Often yes, as long as it is in your rental contract in advance. For Swiss motorways you need a vignette. Mention your route in your request and we will include it in your quote.
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