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To rent a car, you typically need a valid driver’s license, proof of identity such as Aadhaar or passport, and a credit or debit card for payment. Some companies may require age verification and a minimum driving experience. International travelers might also need an International Driving Permit along with their license.

Car rental services offer a variety of vehicles to suit different needs. Options include economy and compact cars for city travel, mid-size and full-size sedans for comfort, SUVs for families or road trips, vans for large groups, luxury cars for style, and convertibles for leisure and unique driving experiences.

Yes, many car rental companies accept debit cards, but policies vary. You’ll usually need a valid driver’s license, and the rental provider may place a hold on your account as a security deposit. Some companies also require additional ID or proof of return travel. Always check the specific rental terms before booking.

Most car rentals follow one of three fuel policies: Full-to-Full, where you pick up and return the car with a full tank; Pre-Purchase, where you buy a full tank upfront and return as used; or Return-as-Used, where you pay for the fuel consumed. Always confirm policy to avoid extra charges.

Yes — most car rental companies allow you to add additional drivers to your rental agreement. Each added driver usually must meet the same requirements as the primary renter, such as a valid driver’s license and minimum age. Some providers may charge a small fee for extra drivers.

If you return a rental car late, most companies will charge late fees. The amount depends on how long the car is overdue and the rental company’s policies. Some may charge an hourly rate, while others apply a full day’s rental for any delay. Always inform the rental provider if you anticipate being late to minimize extra charges.