How Our Car Rental Pricing Works, Explained
A 2-minute film that explains how Konkan Central prices an outstation trip: one daily rate set by the kilometres the trip covers, garage to garage, divided by the days. No 300 km minimum and no kilometre meter.
- Why there is no 300 km a day minimum
- The daily bands for the Innova Hycross and the Innova Crysta
- How a one-way drop is priced
- What is charged at actuals: fuel, toll and parking
Transcript
Most car rental companies charge you for a minimum of 300 kilometres a day, whether you travel them or not. We do not. You pay one clear rate for each day you keep the car. That rate is set by the kilometres your trip covers, garage to garage, divided by the number of days.
Up to 250 kilometres in a day, the Innova Hycross is 5,500 rupees for that day. Up to 350 it is 6,000; up to 450, 6,500; up to 550, 7,000; up to 650, 7,500. The Innova Crysta is 500 rupees less at every step. Sundays add 500 rupees, and only on the Sunday itself. So an unhurried plan sits at the bottom of the ladder and a punishing one sits higher up. You are never charged for a kilometre the car did not turn.
Every page on our website has an estimator. Choose where you are going, how many days and which car, and the rate appears before you book.
If you need a one-way drop, it costs the same as a return trip, not more. The kilometres are counted garage to garage, out and back, exactly as they are on a return trip, so the leg that brings the car home is already inside the rate. Nothing is added on top for it.
What is extra is short, and it is at actuals: fuel, toll and parking. Where the trip crosses a state border, state and monument entry fees are paid by the guest against the receipt.
No minimum kilometres, no kilometre meter, no surprise at the end of the trip. Konkan Central, family-run in Andheri East since 1988. Work out your own rate on our website, or send us your dates on WhatsApp.
