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Rent a car for Uber in Canberra

Drive as an Uber partner around Canberra, even if you don't own your own car.

While Canberra is known for its over-concentration of politicians and uni students, it also holds the title of being the first city to regulate ride sharing in Australia. Canberrites have been enjoying riding with Uber (legally) for over a year now, and now you can drive with Uber too, even if you don't have a car. Uber car rental services abound, covering your insurance and giving you access to an Uber-ready vehicle for a weekly fee. Find out if an Uber rental service is right for you by comparing your options below.

Rates last updated August 15th, 2018
Name Product From Price Per Week Insurance included Membership Fee Excess km cost Product Description
Splend Car Rentals
Splend Car Rentals
$249
Yes
$275
$0.10
Rent an Uber-ready vehicle from Splend and get access to fuel discounts, referral bonuses and member only benefits. Rent-to-Drive and Rent-to-Buy options available.
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DriverLend
DriverLend
$77
No
$0
$0
Driverlend is a finance broker. Lease or buy a car with Driverlend and you could get up to 25% discount on dealership prices for a new vehicle.
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DriveMyCar Uber Rentals
DriveMyCar Uber Rentals
$179
Yes
$100
$0.20
A peer-to-peer rideshare platform that offers insurance, maintenance and 24-hour roadside assistance in the all-inclusive price. You'll get access to discounts if you rent longer than six months.
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Europcar Uber Rental
Europcar Uber Rental
$185
No
$0
$0.25
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 Uber Rental
$217
Yes
$0
$0
You can Rent a car from Hertz get access to 24/7 roadside assistance, no lock-in contracts and no joining fees. Limited areas.
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Compare your options for Uber car rental

Rental company From price per week km/week More information
Splend $249 1,000
  • $275 joining fee
  • Minimum 28-day terms
  • 14-day hand-back notice
Stride $219 Unlimited
  • $250 joining fee
  • Maximum term of four years
  • $1 final payment to own
  • Exit fee of $500 and one day's notice required
Rent2Drive $350–$350 Unlimited
  • $650 insurance excess bond (paid over 13 weeks)
  • No minimum term
UCAR $231 600
  • $500 insurance excess bond (paid over 10 weeks)
  • No minimum term
  • 14-day hand-back notice

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