A Mumbai Cab travel guide. Need a car with driver? Get a fixed fare in minutes.

Mumbai, the city of dreams, is always on the move. Whether you’re a tourist exploring landmarks like the Gateway of India or a local planning a day trip to Lonavala, renting a taxi for a full day can be a convenient way to get around. But how much does it cost to rent a taxi for a day in Mumbai? In this blog, we’ll break down the costs, options, and tips for renting a taxi in a simple, human-friendly way.
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When renting a taxi for a day, you have several options, each with its own pricing structure. Here’s a quick overview:
These traditional non-AC taxis can be rented for a day, though they’re less common for full-day bookings.
Air-conditioned versions of traditional taxis, offering more comfort for all-day travel.
Ride-hailing apps provide daily rental options with fixed hourly or kilometer-based packages.
Companies like Savaari, Clear Car Rental, or local operators offer chauffeured cars for daily hire, often with customizable packages.
Services like Zoomcar or Myles allow you to rent a car without a driver, ideal for those who prefer driving themselves.
₹800–₹1,200 for 8 hours/80 km (local use).
₹15–₹20 per km beyond 80 km; ₹50–₹100 per hour for extra time.
Budget-friendly, widely available.
Non-AC, basic comfort, and less reliable for outstation trips.
₹1,200–₹1,800 for 8 hours/80 km.
₹20–₹25 per km beyond 80 km; ₹75–₹100 per hour for extra time.
Air-conditioned, better for longer trips.
Limited availability compared to app-based options.
₹12–₹20 per km beyond the limit; ₹100–₹150 per extra hour.
₹2,500–₹4,000 for 8 hours/100–120 km, depending on the car type.
May apply during peak demand (e.g., festivals or rush hours).
Transparent pricing, AC cars, easy booking via apps.
Surge pricing can increase costs; not ideal for very long outstation trips.
₹3,000–₹6,000 for 250–300 km per day, depending on the car.
₹12–₹25 per km beyond the limit; ₹100–₹200 per extra hour; tolls and taxes extra.
Flexible packages, reliable for outstation travel, professional drivers.
Higher cost, advance booking often required.
₹10–₹20 per km after a set limit (e.g., 100–150 km); fuel costs (approx. ₹100–₹120 per liter for petrol).
Freedom to drive, no driver fees.
Fuel and parking costs add up; requires a valid driving license.
Example: A 24-hour hatchback rental with 100 km free might cost ₹1,800 + ₹600 (fuel for 100 km) = ₹2,400.
SUVs and luxury cars cost more than hatchbacks or sedans.
Most packages have an 80–100 km limit for local trips or 250–300 km for outstation. Exceeding these incurs extra charges.
Outstation trips (e.g., Mumbai to Alibaug) are pricier due to higher distances and tolls.
Peak seasons (e.g., Diwali, New Year) or last-minute bookings can increase rates.
For outstation trips, expect to pay ₹200–₹500 in tolls and state taxes, depending on the route.
For private rentals, a driver’s daily allowance (₹200–₹500) may apply for outstation trips.
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