Electric car rental in Nusa Dua starts at $29 per day for a Wuling Air EV, delivered directly to your resort inside the ITDC enclave or anywhere across the wider Bukit. Bali Electric Car offers self-drive EVs, family SUVs and chauffeured options, all arranged through one WhatsApp chat. Rates are current as of August 2026 — confirm your final quote at +62 811-2859-0000.
Nusa Dua is arguably the most EV-ready address in Bali. The ITDC resort precinct has its own confirmed public charging station, the airport is a 12–13 km hop away via the Bali Mandara toll road, and the wide boulevards were made for quiet, effortless driving. Whether you are here for a conference, a honeymoon or a family resort week, an electric car fits the setting.
How far is Nusa Dua from the airport?
Nusa Dua is approximately 12–13 km from Ngurah Rai Airport, a 20–40 minute drive via the Bali Mandara toll road (Rp14,000 for cars since April 2024). The toll route across the bay avoids most surface traffic, making this one of the most predictable transfers in Bali.
| Route from Ngurah Rai Airport | Distance | Typical time | EV note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nusa Dua (ITDC) | 12–13 km | 20–40 min | Via toll; confirmed public charging inside the ITDC precinct |
| Jimbaran | 7 km | 15–25 min | Seafood-dinner run; well-covered southern charging corridor |
| Kuta | 3–4 km | 10–15 min | Chargers in the Kuta area, including Beachwalk Shopping Center |
| Sanur | 14–15 km | 20–45 min | Confirmed public charging point in town |
| Uluwatu (Pecatu) | 22–23 km | 45–75 min | No named public charger on the Bukit in our research — charge before you go |
| Denpasar | 11.8–14 km | 12–31 min | Densest charging coverage on the island |
Peak congestion island-wide runs roughly 08.00–10.00 and 16.00–19.00, when journeys can stretch by 40–60 percent. The toll link shields the Nusa Dua run from the worst of it, which is why the timing here stays tight.
Is Nusa Dua good for electric cars?
Yes — it is one of the best-supported EV areas on the island. The ITDC precinct has a confirmed public charging station, Ngurah Rai Airport nearby has its own SPKLU, and a number of resorts in Nusa Dua are beginning to offer destination charging. Bali counted 230 public charging units across 164 locations by the end of 2025.
Public fast charging carries a service fee of Rp933.22 per kWh, capped at Rp25,000 per session; ultra-fast charging is Rp1,133.22 per kWh, capped at Rp57,000. Electricity at public stations is capped at around Rp2,467 per kWh — a full top-up costs a fraction of petrol money.
Handover follows the standard Bali practice: your EV arrives at the resort with a high state of charge, and you return it at a reasonable level rather than full-to-full. For most resort stays, one mid-week top-up at the ITDC station is plenty.
Which electric car should you rent in Nusa Dua?
Nusa Dua guests split into two camps: self-drive explorers who want an easy runabout for beaches and temples, and visitors who prefer to be chauffeured between venues. Our fleet covers both.
- Wuling Air EV — $29/day (Standard Range) or $33/day (Long Range): a nimble runabout for beach clubs and the Bukit.
- BYD Atto 1 — $47/day: a roomier five-seat compact for couples and small families.
- MG4 EV — $75/day and Chery Omoda E5 — $75/day: modern styling and easy motorway manners on the toll road.
- BYD M6 — $70/day (6–7 seats) and Wuling Cloud EV — $75/day: the family-resort picks, with proper luggage space — our electric MPV and van-style options.
- Hyundai Ioniq 5 with driver — $500 for a 24-hour premium chauffeur day, the corporate and conference favourite.
- Denza D9 chauffeured MPV — $235 for a 12-hour day with driver, for VIP arrivals and group event days.
An electric car with driver in Nusa Dua is easy to arrange: add an English-speaking driver to any self-drive model from $35 per day. A BYD Seal premium sedan is available on request. Prices are as of August 2026 — see the full electric fleet for every model.
Things to do around Nusa Dua with an EV
The enclave itself is walkable, but the best of the Bukit opens up with your own electric vehicle. Everything below is an easy hop on a fraction of a charge.
- Waterblow, where swells crash through a limestone gap near the Grand Hyatt end of the enclave.
- Geger Beach for calm, swimmable water and warung lunches.
- Museum Pasifika’s Asia-Pacific art collection inside the ITDC complex.
- Watersports morning at Tanjung Benoa, five minutes north.
- A sunset run to Uluwatu Temple and the Kecak dance — charge before you go.
Nusa Dua EV rental questions
Can I drive a rental EV from Nusa Dua to Uluwatu?
Yes — it is a short hop across the Bukit, and every model in the fleet handles the round trip on a fraction of a charge. Note that no named public charger appears around Uluwatu or Pecatu in our research, so top up at the ITDC station before a full day of temple and beach hopping.
Do you deliver to Nusa Dua resorts?
Yes — we bring the car to your resort lobby or villa entrance with the paperwork handled at handover. Free delivery covers the Kuta–Seminyak–Airport corridor; Nusa Dua carries a modest delivery fee, quoted upfront on WhatsApp. Airport pickup on arrival via the toll road is an easy alternative.
How much does public charging cost in Nusa Dua?
Bali’s SPKLU tariffs apply: a fast-charging service fee of Rp933.22 per kWh capped at Rp25,000 per session, ultra-fast at Rp1,133.22 per kWh capped at Rp57,000, and electricity capped at around Rp2,467 per kWh. In practice, a resort-week of driving costs only a few dollars in power.
Book your Nusa Dua electric car in one message
WhatsApp your dates, resort name and preferred model to +62 811-2859-0000, or email sales@balipremiumtrip.com. You will receive a clear quote — rental, delivery and any chauffeur option — at rates current as of August 2026.
Planning other bases too? Read electric car rental in Sanur and electric car rental in Denpasar, compare self-drive and chauffeur services, or check the FAQ for licence and insurance details.