How to find a cheap car hire deal in Baku
Pick up a cheap rental car in Baku for an average of 86 € a day and drive off happy. We do the hard work for you by searching the best rental providers, helping you find and book the best deal fast.
Daily rental prices in Baku start from just 16 €.
Planning an extended stay and want to explore beyond the tourist trail? 110 € is the lowest rate for a weekly rental.
Here's the secret to booking at the right time. Around two weeks in advance gives you better odds at securing the best price on a Baku car hire.
Find your perfect ride with Car Hire Baku, Thrifty or AZRENT. They're some of the most trusted providers in the city.
Check if a collision damage waiver (CDW) is part of your Baku car hire policy, whether with Car Hire Baku or a different supplier. Some companies might not include it in the base price and instead sell it separately.
Booking one-way could score you a discount on your rental. Providers sometimes offer lower prices when vehicles need to be moved between branches. Just click 'Return car to a different location' when searching the range of cars for rent in Baku.
Search for a vehicle with a 'Fair fuel policy.' You'll pick up and drop off your ride with a full tank, so you pay only for what you use. No hidden refueling charges at drop-off either.
Hit the highway without watching the miles and racking up extra fees. Go to the 'Policies' filter and choose 'Unlimited mileage' to find a car that lets you drive as far as you want.
Best value car hire options right now
You'll find the best value with this company. Prices average 65 € a day.
Offering daily rates of around 77 €, this provider is next in line.
The third option won't cost a fortune either. You'll pay roughly 87 € a day with this supplier.
After a car that's a safe bet for most journeys? The Economy rental category is the go-to choice for travellers visiting Baku.
Flying to Baku? Think about an airport pick-up
Start exploring Baku sooner by booking a car hire at Baku Heydar Aliyev International Airport. The city centre is about 26 kilometres away from this airport, which is a drive of around 25 minutes.
Compare car hire types in Baku
Small: These cheap rental cars in Baku may be small in size, but they're big on practicality. Including mini and economy vehicles, they're agile, light on fuel, and a match made in heaven for city driving.
Medium: Not too small, not too big, this is the Goldilocks of rentals! Typically including compact and intermediate cars, they offer a mix of fuel efficiency and interior space and are great for small families and couples.
Large: Long drives are effortless in this Baku car hire category. Also known as full-size, they're built with bigger engines for better driving. The extra legroom and comfort make them a great option for families and groups of friends.
SUV: Enjoy a higher driving position and better visibility of what's ahead in an SUV. Whether you're navigating rugged backcountry or zipping along smooth highways, many come with all-wheel drive to help you tackle any road.
Van: Select this vehicle category when you want a car for rent in Baku that can handle the heavy stuff. Typically featuring commercial vans and trucks, they're built to carry more, whether that's equipment, suitcases or big groups.
Insurance and optional extras
Choosing excess insurance for your Baku car hire offers peace of mind. It protects you from paying a hefty excess fee in case of theft or damage. Insurance policies can vary between rental providers, so take the time to shop around.
Level up your ride with extras like mobile Wi-Fi or a reverse camera. They can turn your drive into a smoother experience when you rent a car in Baku.
Good to know
Age requirements for rentals vary by supplier and even car type, so know the rules before you book. Some suppliers in Azerbaijan may rent to younger drivers for an additional fee. If you're outside the typical age bracket, simply uncheck 'Driver aged between 25–70' and then enter how old you are to browse your options.
If you're bringing the kids along, check if you need to add a car seat to your Baku car hire reservation. Whether local laws require them or not, they're always the safest way for youngsters to travel.
You'll likely be asked for these three things when picking up your rental car: a current driver's licence, extra photo ID, and a credit card with room to cover the excess. Debit cards usually aren't accepted. Any extra must-haves will be shown in your booking.
If you haven't driven before in Azerbaijan, be aware that traffic here sticks to the right side of the road.
Keep within the local speed limits. Most of the time that's around 55kph in urban areas and 100kph or so on highways, unless signs say otherwise.
In Azerbaijan, the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit is 0.03%. If you intend to drink, pass the keys to someone else or arrange a ride-share or taxi instead.
Try to travel outside heavy traffic periods for a smoother trip. 8am is one of the busiest times to be on the road in this destination.
Best hotels in Baku for drivers
Browse through the range of hotels in Baku for even more choices. Use the 'Parking,' 'Valet parking,' and 'Outdoor parking' filters to find the ideal fit. You can even use the 'Electric vehicle (EV) charging station' filter to include places with charging facilities.
You're ready to make some memories now you've found a car hire deal in Baku and your hotel. From BAKU NOBEL ARCHIVE to Gənclik parkı and Ganjlik park, you'll never run out of things to do here.
Hit the road: Where to drive to from Baku
Around 48 kilometres northwest of central Baku, Sumqayıt should be on your itinerary. Make your way to must-see sights like Heydər Əliyev Mərkəzi and Juma Mosque.
You'll be well looked after at AF Hotel Aquapark and Novart Sea Villa, two reliable accommodation options with parking in Sumqayıt.
Maştağa has some good accommodation options including FLY INN Baku and Khazar Inji Hotel. Both give you somewhere to leave your car while you're here.
Keep the wheels turning and road-trip it to Ağdam, roughly 257 kilometres west of Baku. First, swing past Agdam Mosque, then head to Tigranakert of Artsakh.
