To rent a car in Casablanca, you will typically need:

• A valid driver's license (international license may be required for non-Latin script licenses).
• A passport or national ID for identification.
• A credit card for the security deposit. Some agencies may accept cash deposits.
• You must be at least 21 years old (some agencies may require 23-25 years).

The cost of renting a car varies depending on factors like vehicle type, rental duration, and season. Here’s a general price range:

• Economy cars (e.g., Dacia Logan, Renault Clio): from 250-350 MAD/day
• Sedans (e.g., Hyundai Accent, Skoda Fabia): from 350-500 MAD/day
• SUVs (e.g., Hyundai Tucson, VW T-Roc): from 600-900 MAD/day
• Luxury cars (e.g., Range Rover, Mercedes-Benz): from 1,500 MAD/day and up

Yes, most rental agencies require a security deposit that varies based on the car type. This deposit is usually held on your credit card and released after the rental period if there are no damages or extra charges.

• Economy cars: 3,000 – 5,000 MAD
• SUVs: 7,000 – 12,000 MAD

• Luxury cars: 15,000 MAD or more

   

Rental agencies usually offer:

• Basic insurance (included): Covers third-party liability but not damages to the rental car.
• Collision Damage Waiver (CDW): Reduces your financial responsibility in case of an accident.
• Full coverage insurance: Covers most damages and theft, but may exclude negligence or off-road use.

• Many companies offer unlimited mileage, especially for standard rentals.
• Some agencies may have a daily mileage limit (e.g., 200-300 km/day), charging extra for exceeding it.

Yes, most rental agencies offer pickup and drop-off services at Casablanca Mohammed V Airport (CMN). Some companies may charge a small airport service fee (usually 100-300 MAD).

Morocco has a well-maintained highway network with tolls. Some key routes and toll costs:

• Casablanca to Rabat: ~30 MAD
• Casablanca to Marrakech: ~80-100 MAD
• Casablanca to Tangier: ~140-150 MAD

No, rental cars in Morocco cannot be taken outside the country, including to Spain or other neighboring countries.

• Contact the rental agency immediately for assistance.
• If involved in an accident, call police (19 from a landline or 112 from a mobile) and obtain a police report.
• Most agencies provide roadside assistance, so check your rental agreement for details.

• Most agencies use a full-to-full policy, meaning you return the car with the same fuel level as received.
• Fuel types: Diesel (Gasoil) and Unleaded (Sans Plomb) are widely available.

• Additional driver fee (if more than one person will drive).
• GPS rental or WiFi hotspot rental (optional).
• Young driver fee (for drivers under 25 in some cases).
• Late return fees if you exceed the rental period.