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Cars travel on the right side of the road in Norway.

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Norway car rentals in 2025

Most common car type	Luxury

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Cheapflights insights for Norway car rentals

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How far in advance should I hire a car in Norway?

Book your car hire in Norway 84 days before your pickup date to maximise your savings. Car hire prices are around Rp 1,021,235/day on average when booked 84 days ahead, which saves you 1,319,041% off the average price.

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What is the cheapest month to rent a car in Norway?

At Norway, the best time to rent a car is at November, with an average daily rate of just Rp 983,412. Conversely, August is the priciest month, averaging Rp 1,637,218 per day. Below youll find the monthly average rental prices. Note that costs can fluctuate depending on availability, booking time, and vehicle type.|1#In Norway, the best time to rent a car is in November, with an average daily rate of just Rp 983,412. Conversely, August is the priciest month, averaging Rp 1,637,218 per day. Below youll find the monthly average rental prices. Note that costs can fluctuate depending on availability, booking time, and vehicle type.

January

Rp 1,183,336

February

Rp 1,302,210

March

Rp 1,253,580

April

Rp 1,015,832

May

Rp 1,032,042

June

Rp 1,572,378

July

Rp 1,621,008

August

Rp 1,637,218

September

Rp 1,237,370

October

Rp 1,053,655

November

Rp 983,412

December

Rp 1,167,126

What car do most people hire in Norway?

Standard cars (BMW X1, for example) are the most popular in Norway. Compact (Toyota Corolla Wagon) and SUV (Class Standard SUV) cars are also often chosen by our users when visiting Norway.

Which car hire company has the most locations in Norway?

Hertz has 139 locations throughout the area, more than any other company. Avis has the second-highest number of locations in Norway at 137.

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Top rental agencies in Norway

Rent a car with one of the top providers serving the Norway region, including those located within the Kirkenes, Oslo and Tromsø area. Make sure to read through user feedback, confirm pickup locations, and check the fine print before choosing.

Sixt

7.8

Good

42 reviews•93 locations

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2.0

Poor|Aug 2024

Very disappointed with the dishonesty with the rental agent in Norway , he talked me out of a reservation I made online saying that he would provide a better deal. Well the final bill was twice as much as the original reservation made online. The contract was not in English and I believe he threw in extra charges

2.0

Poor|Jul 2023

They charged me twice for one rental. Now I have to try to get them to take off the double charge :( watch them and don’t trust them!

4.0

Mediocre|Jul 2023

When we dropped the car off, there was no one to check the car, hand in the key, etc. We had to go into the airport terminal & give the key back to the desk. A day or so later, we got an email saying that we had damaged the car. Included were pictures that showed a MINISCULE scuff on one of the wheel rims. Will Sixt actually "repair" the rim? Not a chance. This seems to be simply a way to soak more money from the customer.

10.0

Wonderful|May 2022

Easy pickup and drop off right at the airport. Friendly and helpful staff.

2.0

Poor|May 2022

The vehicle was dropped off with no damage, but SixT claimed that there was damage. They did not perform an inspection at the time the vehicle was returned.

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Hertz

6.5

Okay

97 reviews•139 locations

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8.0

Very Good|Oct 2023

Easy pick up and drop off, car was fine. GPS was sometimes not great and I had to use my own data on my phone on occasions. Car Play also wasn’t always working but it still worked via Bluetooth with my phone, so no worries there either.

10.0

Wonderful|Sep 2023

It was just a little confusing after checking in at Oslo Central Station finding the car. The Volvo XC60 worked out okay for 4 adults and luggage. (A little more room would have been nice but it was the biggest car that I could find to rent in Oslo.)

6.0

Okay|Aug 2023

I was trying to change the drop off location instead of the airport to central station in downtown but no answer

4.0

Mediocre|Jul 2023

The car was nice. Pickup at the airport in Stavanger was kind of slow, but relatively smooth. Did not like the process of having to go through Hertz rental agreement to have to charge the car every time. Instructions at pickup were pretty poor about Norway's autopass system with tolls, parking, etc. And extremely poor instructions at drop off. Had to hunt through a parking garage for a self service kiosk with no clear instructions on where to leave the car.

8.0

Very Good|Jul 2023

Friendly staff and helpful

4.0

Mediocre|Jul 2023

I had a language barrier and the rental people did not fully go over my agreement which was incorrect that I was returning to the same as pick up-a huge fee for One way-I had an electric car and when I went to turn in there was only one place available to recharge for electric and it was not working. There was no place at drop off to recharge-so therefore I was not able to recharge.

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