Car rental for tourists in Austria
Car rental for tourists in Austria with buyer protection, best price guarantee and flexible payment. On Rentlo you book exactly the vehicle you see: no “or similar”, no surprises.
- 7 vehicles
- from 260 € per day
Available cars in Austria
From big cities to small towns: in Austria, checked rental companies offer matching vehicles on Rentlo. Prices start at €260 a day.
Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn
Porsche Macan GTSVerified
360 hp20175 seatsDelivery available150 km/day incl.from 260 € per dayFinal price incl. VAT
Pottendorf
BMW M4 F82Verified
430 hp20194 seatsNo deposit200 km/day incl.from 260 € per dayFinal price incl. VAT
Pottendorf
BMW M3 CompetitionVerified
510 hp20215 seatsNo deposit150 km/day incl.from 290 € per dayFinal price incl. VAT
Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn
BMW M2 G87 (Handschalter)Verified
460 hp20234 seatsDelivery available150 km/day incl.from 300 € per dayFinal price incl. VAT
Leobersdorf
Audi SQ8Verified
507 hp20225 seats150 km/day incl.from age 18from 300 € per dayFinal price incl. VAT
Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn
Mercedes-Benz AMG E63sVerified
612 hp20185 seatsDelivery available150 km/day incl.from 345 € per dayFinal price incl. VAT
Nußdorf-Debant
Ford Mustang GT V8
450 hp20194 seatsNo depositDelivery availablefrom 350 € per dayFinal price incl. VAT
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Prices
| Rental period | from | Average |
|---|---|---|
| 1 day | 260 € | 301 € |
| Weekend | 360 € | 549 € |
| 1 week | 730 € | 1,036 € |
| 1 month | 2,300 € | 2,700 € |
Prices from rental companies on Rentlo within 50 km, incl. VAT, as of 02.11.2026. Final price depends on dates, protection package and extras.
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Why rent with Rentlo
Every rental company is checked with ID and business registration before going online.
You never pay more on Rentlo than directly with the rental company.
You book the vehicle from the listing, with real photos and videos. No “or similar”.
Payment runs via Stripe and only after the rental company has confirmed.
Deposit, included kilometres, minimum age and cancellation terms are shown up front.
We are there for you around the clock, in the chat and by email.
How Rentlo works
- Find the right carSearch by place, dates and vehicle type and compare real listings with photos, prices and terms.
- Request your datesSend your request. The rental company confirms, only then you pay, securely via Stripe.
- Pick up and driveCollect the vehicle or have it delivered where delivery is offered.
Payments made safe & easy
Pay securely online by card, Revolut Pay, iDEAL, Apple Pay or Google Pay, or later and in instalments with Klarna. Where the rental company offers it, you pay 10 % online and the rest in cash at pick-up.
- Secure payment and buyer protection via Stripe
- Deposit can also be paid online
- With best price guarantee
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Frequently asked questions
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Support & help›Do I need an International Driving Permit?
Not with a licence from the EU or EEA. For licences from other countries, an IDP or a translation may be required depending on where it was issued, especially if it isn't in the Latin alphabet. It also matters whether the rental company accepts your licence, so if in doubt, ask beforehand.
Do I need a credit card for the deposit?
Not necessarily. Depending on the vehicle, you can pay the deposit online by credit card, PayPal or bank transfer, or in cash or by card at pick-up. Some rental companies offer vehicles with no deposit.
Is there really no speed limit on German motorways?
Many sections have no general limit, but the recommended speed is 130 km/h. Numerous stretches are restricted by signs, for example at roadworks or around cities. On country roads the limit is usually 100 km/h, in built-up areas 50 km/h.
Do I need a vignette in Austria and Switzerland?
Yes. A vignette is mandatory for motorways and expressways in both countries, available as a sticker or a digital vignette. Rental cars from Austria or Switzerland usually already have one. If you cross the border in a German rental car, buy it yourself beforehand.
What is a low-emission zone?
In some German cities, only vehicles with a green emissions sticker (Umweltplakette) may enter certain areas. Rental cars usually already have the sticker. Look out for the signs at the start of the zone.
What is Rentlo?
Rentlo is a marketplace for all kinds of rental vehicles in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. You rent directly from verified local rental companies.
How does renting in Austria work?
Choose a vehicle, pick your dates and send a request. Once the rental company confirms, you pay securely online and collect the car or have it delivered.
When do I pay?
Only once the rental company has confirmed your request. Payment runs via Stripe.
Which payment methods are available?
Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Revolut Pay, iDEAL and Klarna. For some vehicles you can pay 10 % online and the rest in cash at pick-up.
Do I have to pay a deposit?
The rental company decides per vehicle. Many deposits can be paid online; otherwise on site.
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How old do I need to be?
Minimum age and licence duration are shown on each vehicle.
How is the vehicle insured?
Vehicles are insured by the rental company, which sets cover and excess.
What is the best price guarantee?
Rental companies offer their vehicles on Rentlo at the same price as directly. Found it cheaper? Let us know.
Can I cancel?
Before confirmation you can withdraw for free. After that the rental company's cancellation terms apply.
Is there a Rentlo app?
Yes, for iPhone and Android, including Rentlo Shorts with real videos and sound.
Guide
Driving licence, ID and deposit
Driving licences from the EU and EEA are recognised in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. With a licence from another country, depending on where it was issued, you may also need an International Driving Permit (IDP) or an official translation, and the rental company must accept it. Bring your passport or national ID card too. Depending on the vehicle, you pay the deposit by credit card, PayPal, bank transfer or at pick-up.
Motorways, speed limits and vignettes
In Germany, many motorway sections have no speed limit, but the recommended speed is 130 km/h. In Austria, the motorway limit is usually 130 km/h, in Switzerland 120 km/h. To use motorways in Austria and Switzerland, you need a vignette. Rental cars registered there usually already have one, but for a German rental car you have to buy it yourself.
Low-emission zones, parking and fuel
Some German cities have low-emission zones (Umweltzone) that require a green sticker, which rental cars usually have. Where parking requires a parking disc (Parkscheibe), set your arrival time and display the disc clearly behind the windscreen; there's usually one in the car. Check the fuel policy: you often return the car with the same fuel level as at pick-up.
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