Uber car rental Melbourne

Find cheap Uber car rentals in Melbourne and start earning without owning a car.

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Uber car rental in Melbourne will let you sign up as an Uber driver without owning a car.

You don't need to subject your own car to the wear and tear that comes with driving around the city all day.

There is a range of Uber car rental providers that allow you to rent a vehicle for a weekly cost and enjoy benefits such as complimentary insurance.

Plus, you get to drive a new car without having to buy or upgrade your own.

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Product Price Per Week (from) Insurance Included? Membership Fee Excess Distance Cost
Splend Flexi
Splend logo
$188
Yes
$275 (26 week rental period)
$0.10 per km
Get access to fuel discounts, referral bonuses and member only benefits when you rent a rideshare car with Splend. Flexi and Flexi own options available.
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DriverLend
DriverLend logo
$77
No
$0
$0 per km
Driverlend is a finance broker. Lease or buy a car with Driverlend and you could get up to 20% discount on dealership prices for a new vehicle.
More info
DriveMyCar Uber Rentals
DriveMyCar (Uber) logo
$160
Yes
$0
$0.10 per km
Get insurance, maintenance and 24-hour roadside assistance in the all-inclusive price. Discounts available for longer rental periods.
More info
Europcar Uber Rental
Europcar AU logo
$225
Yes
$0
$0.25 per km
Benefit from 24/7 roadside assistance, a wide range of vehicles and no signup fee to start driving with Uber. A minimum four-week rental period applies.
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Hertz Uber Rental
Hertz logo
$217
Yes
$0
$0 per km
Benefit from 24/7 roadside assistance, no lock-in contracts and no joining fees. Rego and comprehensive insurance are included in the cost.
Splend Flexi own
Splend logo
$319
Yes
$990 (Joining fee)
$0.10 per km
Rent a car and pay it off as you go with no lock-in contract, membership benefits and flexible rental options
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UberEats
UberEats logo
No
per km
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Access Vehicle Solutions
Access Vehicle Solutions logo
$197
per km
Right2Drive Uber Rental
Right2Drive logo
per km
Easicar Uber Rental
Easicar logo
per km
Keyz Uber Rental
Keyz logo
$189
per km
More info
Krooz Uber Rental
Krooz logo
$250
per km
Flexicar Rental
Flexicar logo
$49
per km
Thrifty Car Rental
Thrifty logo
$246
per km
UCAR Uber Rental
UCAR logo
$199
$0.10 per km
More info
Atlas Car Rental
Atlas Rent logo
$180
per km
More info
RideLender Uber Rental
RideLender logo
$149
per km
More info
Stride Car Rental
Stride Flexi logo
per km
Maven Gig
Maven logo
per km
Lyft Rideshare
Lyft logo
per km
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Take a look at the costs and features below to find the right rental choice for you.

Compare your options for Uber car rental

Rental CompanyFrom Price Per WeekKM p/weekMore Information
Splend$1881,000
  • $275 joining fee
  • Minimum 6-day terms
  • 14-day hand-back notice
Europcar$2252,100
  • Four week minimum
  • Rental paid upfront
  • No early repayment penalty
Atlas$199Unlimited
  • One week payment and one-week advance payment required
  • Minimum 28-day term
  • 14-day hand-back notice
Stride$219Unlimited
  • $250 joining fee
  • Maximum term of four years
  • $1 final payment to own
  • Exit fee of $500 and one day's notice required
RideLender$350-$350Unlimited
  • $650 insurance excess bond
  • Seven-day minimum term
  • Seven-day handback notice
UCAR$231600
  • $500 insurance excess bond (paid over 10 weeks)
  • No minimum term
  • 14-day hand-back notice
DriveMyCar$1601,050
  • $100 annual fee
  • $300 deposit
  • Minimum seven-day terms
  • Seven-day hand-back notice
Raceway Motorcycles$169500
  • New for uberEATS
  • $1,000 deposit
  • Minimum two-day terms
  • Seven-day hand-back notice

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Finder survey: How much do Australians borrow to buy a caravan?

Response
20k - 30k24.14%
50k - 60k17.24%
40k - 50k13.79%
60k - 70k13.79%
30k - 40k10.34%
10k - 20k6.9%
< 10k6.9%
70k - 80k3.45%
90k - 100k3.45%
Source: Finder survey by Pure Profile of 1113 Australians, December 2023
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