In the city, you can find international car rental companies such as Budget, Avis, Europcar, and Hertz, as well as Lithuanian companies like ANC, AutoBanga, Volnata, and others.
Car rental rules in Vilnius:
You must have a passport, a driver’s license, and a credit card.
The renter must be at least 20–25 years old with 1–2 years of driving experience.
Cars are rented for a minimum of 24 hours (or 4 hours with a driver).
Vehicles must be returned with a full tank. If there’s less fuel than provided, a fee of 15 EUR will be charged.
The rental price in Vilnius includes unlimited mileage, insurance (third-party liability, CASCO, passenger insurance), and an administrative fee. Payment is made upon vehicle pick-up.
Rental without a cash deposit is done by blocking the insurance amount on the bank card. Some companies may require a cash deposit depending on the car class (300–1000 EUR).
Besides the car class, the rental duration also affects the price. For example, renting an economy car in Vilnius costs about 30–35 EUR per day, but you can find offers from 15–18 EUR/day for long-term rentals and early booking.
Thus, affordable car rental in Vilnius is possible for rentals longer than 15 days. Note that renting a car at the airport may be more expensive than in the city.
You can make car rental even cheaper by using “Weekend Packages.” From Friday evening to Monday morning, you can rent a car 10–25% cheaper. For instance, Blackautonuoma offers free child seats and navigation systems with their rentals.
