Most popular company | Sixt |
|---|---|
Most common car type | Standard |
Average price per day | RM 423 |
Cheapest price per day | RM 426 |
In Singapore, there are 55 active hire locations from 14 car hire companies. small car is the cheapest car type to hire in Singapore in the past week - currently priced from RM 426/day. View deals for one car type available to hire in this destination:
Compact
RM 426+
Here are the best Singapore small car hire prices found by Cheapflights users in the past 7 days:
Book your car hire in Singapore 72 days before your pickup date to maximise your savings. Car hire prices are around RM 334/day on average when booked 72 days ahead, which saves you 250% off the average price.
Planning to hire a car in Singapore? July is the cheapest month, costing about RM 367 per day. In contrast, January is the most expensive, with an average daily rate of RM 442. Monthly average car hire prices are listed below. Remember, prices can change based on when you book, the type of car, and availability.
January
RM 442
February
RM 409
March
RM 396
April
RM 404
May
RM 376
June
RM 376
July
RM 367
August
RM 371
September
RM 376
October
RM 417
November
RM 371
December
RM 417
Luxury cars (BMW X3, for example) are the most popular in Singapore. Full-size (Nissan X-Trail) and SUV (Nissan X-Trail) cars are also often chosen by our users when visiting Singapore.
Hawk has 16 locations throughout the area, more than any other company. Europcar has the second-highest number of locations in Singapore at 6.
Thrifty
Sixt
Avis
Hertz
National
Budget
SPEED7
Hawk
The most popular car hire company at Singapore is Sixt. With prices on ECONOMY starting at RM 399/day about 20% more people book with Sixt than other companies in the country.
When visiting Singapore, it is typically cheapest to rent your car in Singapore where rental cars typically will cost around RM 423/day (0% less than the country average). The absolute cheapest rental car price in Singapore was found in Singapore for just RM 399/day.
Cars travel on the left side of the road in Singapore.