Paris Car Rental

Boasting the biggest rental vehicle fleet in the world, Enterprise is sure to have the vehicle you need, whether it's a compact car, a luxury sedan, an SUV, or a seven-seater minivan. Whatever vehicle you choose, it will be modern, clean, and perfectly maintained. If the vehicle type is particularly important to you, you can start your reservation by browsing the vehicles available at the relevant rental branch.

Enterprise can also help if you need a company car or utility vehicle in Paris. We have a range of modern utility vehicles offering loading capacity ranging from 3 to 20 m³. If you are not accustomed to transporting goods, you can request advice from our customer service department by calling +33 (0)8 25 05 25 25. An advisor will point you in the right direction, taking into account your needs and the vehicles available. They could even reserve the vehicle for you over the phone.

If price is your main concern when it comes to renting a car in Paris, you're in the right place with Enterprise. Over 20 million happy customers per year can testify to that. To take advantage of our lowest prices, simply reserve your vehicle online and pay right away using our fully secure interface. You can take this opportunity to join our loyalty program, Enterprise Plus, to receive promotional offers via email and benefit from other advantages for your future rentals. 

Since Paris is smaller than other European capital cities, it is very easy to get around on foot or using public transport. Renting a car enables you to ensure your independence from the moment you walk through arrivals and to get out of the city and explore the surrounding area. History lovers can take this opportunity to give the Palace of Versailles a miss and instead uncover local hidden gems (such as the castles in Fontainebleau, Chantilly and Vaux-le-Vicomte). Families can get to amusement parks that do not have public transport links, such as Parc Astérix or La Mer de Sable, and visit the animals at Thoiry Zoo or Lumigny Safari Reserve, which is located in Seine-et-Marne. You can also jump in your car and head to the medieval city of Provins, Our Lady of Chartres Cathedral, or the villages of Giverny and Auvers-sur-Oise, which hold great significance for the Impressionists. Make no mistake, you'll have to make some decisions and plan ahead if you want to make the most of the Paris region.

With a comprehensive public transport network and an increasing number of shared mobility solutions (bikes, scooters, motorcycles, and cars), driving in Paris is easier today than it was a few years ago. However, traffic jams are still a common occurrence, particularly on the loop and on the outskirts of the city. It's best to avoid rush hour and use your vehicle for day trips or to go out in the evening. Additional parking spaces can be found in 90 underground parking lots operated by SAEMES. A list of these parking lots is available on their website.