Book your car rental in France

Rent your rental car in France and benefit from a wide choice of vehicles including electric cars and many bookable options. In addition, our agencies are accessible in the most strategic locations, from the Gare de Marne-la-Vallée/CHESSY to the Gare de Val d'Europe.

You therefore have plenty of time to explore the vineyards of Bordeaux at your own pace, stroll along the Côte d'Azur or visit the châteaux of the Loire, without the constraints of time or public transport.

Renting a car in France is all the more interesting when you know the country's driving rules perfectly. Note, however, that specificities may be noted in certain regions:

• Low-emission zones: in France, all our agencies close to a low-emission zone provide you with the Crit’Air sticker. This is particularly the case in Greater Paris, but also in Toulouse or Marseille.

• Speed ​​limits: in France, remember that speed limits can be 80 or 90 km/h on departmental roads depending on the region. For the rest, no bad surprises expected: 50 km/h in town, 110 km/h on expressways and 130 km/h on motorways.

• Weather Conditions: The climate in France can vary considerably from one region to another. In winter, our vehicles are equipped with winter tires in mountainous regions. However, snow chains are optional.

• Reserved lanes: in some large cities, lanes are reserved for buses and taxis.

The best way to explore the most beautiful regions of France is to rent the right vehicle. Here are some ideal destinations to discover at the wheel of your rental car:

• The Loire Valley: the region of the Loire castles is a must, especially if you are lucky enough to have a vehicle available. Visit gems like the Château de Chenonceau and the Château d'Amboise.

• Provence: If you opt for a car rental in France, head south to explore the lavender fields, vineyards and hilltop villages of Provence. Road trips in the PACA region are always memorable adventures, between swimming, walks and tastings.

•  Brittany: if you visit the city of Rennes, then take the road towards the coast to explore Brittany. The coastal roads are particularly pleasant and will take you towards Saint-Malo or the charming town of Dinan.