Bali Electric Car’s rental and hire services cover four ways to use an EV on the island: self-drive rental from $29 per day, an electric car with English-speaking driver from $64 per day combined, free villa and hotel delivery across the Kuta–Seminyak–airport corridor, and weekly to monthly plans for longer stays. Every service is booked through one WhatsApp conversation at +62 811-2859-0000. Rates on this page are current as of August 2026.
This index compares the services side by side, then links to the detailed page for each — so you can pick the right arrangement in about two minutes.
Every service at a glance (as of August 2026)
| Service | Best for | From |
|---|---|---|
| Self-drive EV hire | Independent travellers with a licence + IDP | $29/day |
| Electric car with driver | Families, first visits, sightseeing days | from $64/day (car + driver) |
| Villa & hotel delivery | Every booking — car brought to your door | Free on the Kuta–Seminyak–airport corridor |
| Weekly, monthly & long-term hire | Digital nomads, expats, long stays | Quoted on WhatsApp from daily rates |
| Wedding & VIP chauffeur | Events, photo days, premium arrivals | Quoted on WhatsApp |
| Corporate & hotel fleet support | Businesses, villas and hotels hosting guests | Quoted on WhatsApp |
Which rental service should I choose in Bali?
Self-drive if you hold a home licence plus an International Driving Permit and want maximum freedom from $29 per day. A car with driver if you would rather skip Bali traffic, lack an IDP, or want charging handled — from $64 per day combined. Either way, delivery brings the car to your door.
Self-drive electric car hire
The core service: a fully automatic EV delivered to you, from the $29-per-day Wuling Air EV to family SUVs and a 6–7-seat MPV at $70. You will need your home licence, an IDP and your passport; battery handover follows standard Bali practice — high charge out, reasonable charge back.
The self-drive page covers requirements, insurance basics, honest safety advice and a charging plan for wherever you are staying. Model-by-model rates and specs live on the fleet index.
Electric car with driver
Every model can be hired with an English-speaking driver — an add-on from $35 per day on self-drive cars, or flat-rate chauffeur classes: a 7-seat MPV at $113 per day, a luxury MPV on a 12-hour day at $235, and the Hyundai Ioniq 5 on a 24-hour premium arrangement at $500.
Full combined pricing, day-trip ideas and what a driver actually handles for you are on the electric car with driver page.
Villa and hotel delivery, islandwide
We bring the car to any drivable address in Bali and collect it when your rental ends. Delivery and collection are free across the Kuta–Seminyak–airport corridor; every other area — Canggu and Berawa to Ubud, Uluwatu and beyond — is quoted transparently on WhatsApp before you confirm.
The delivery page explains zones, notice times and the 15-minute handover, including the EV orientation we give every guest.
Weekly, monthly and long-term EV hire
Staying longer? Weekly electric car rental suits two-week holidays; monthly electric car rental and long-term hire suit digital nomads in Canggu and expats settling in for a season. Longer bookings are quoted individually on WhatsApp from the standard daily rates, matched to the model and duration you want.
Tell us your dates and area — a compact city EV for a month is one of the cheapest ways to run a car in Bali, with public fast charging adding a service fee of only Rp933.22/kWh.
Wedding and VIP chauffeur service
For weddings, proposals and photo days we assign the premium chauffeured fleet — typically the Hyundai Ioniq 5 or a luxury 7-seat MPV — with an English-speaking driver who works to your event timeline. Tesla and Porsche requests are arranged through our concierge network on request, subject to availability; most couples choose the available premium electric alternatives.
Wedding and VIP days are quoted per itinerary on WhatsApp — send the date, venues and hours and we build the plan around them.
Corporate and hotel fleet support
Villas, hotels and businesses use us for guest transport and staff mobility: chauffeured EVs for airport-corridor arrivals, multi-week self-drive cars for visiting teams, and recurring bookings managed in one WhatsApp thread. Monthly arrangements are quoted per fleet size and duration.
How the services combine
Most bookings mix services rather than picking just one. A typical two-week stay looks like this: a self-drive city EV delivered to your villa for daily errands and beach runs, plus a one-day driver arrangement for the long Ubud or east coast day when you would rather watch the rice terraces than the road.
Long-stay guests flip the mix — a monthly self-drive car as the baseline, with a chauffeured MPV added only for visitors, weddings or corporate days. Because everything sits in one WhatsApp thread, adding a driver day or swapping models mid-rental is a message, not a new booking.
Why choose an electric car in Bali?
Green car rental here is practical, not just principled: Bali had 230 public charging units across 164 locations by the end of 2025, fast-charging service fees run Rp933.22/kWh (ultra-fast Rp1,133.22/kWh), and electricity prices are capped at Rp2,467/kWh. An eco-friendly car that is silent past the rice terraces also happens to be the cheap one to run.
The savings are structural, not marginal: no fuel bills, low charging costs, and the Bali Mandara toll at a flat Rp14,000 for cars. Where you can comfortably take one — from Seminyak and Canggu to Ubud, Uluwatu and the east coast — is mapped area by area on our routes index, with charging notes for each area.
How to book any service
Message WhatsApp +62 811-2859-0000 with your dates, the service you want and your villa or hotel area. You get the exact car, price and delivery slot in one conversation — all rates as of August 2026, confirmed live before you commit.
For self-drive, have your home licence and International Driving Permit ready to photograph; for driver bookings, a rough itinerary is enough to quote the day. Detailed questions on documents, charging and drivers are answered on the FAQ page.