Welcome to Taizhou! Renting a car is a great way to explore the area, but knowing about pickup, paperwork, costs, and local traffic rules can help make your trip smoother. In this guide, you’ll find all the important information you need upon arrival at Luqiao Airport (HYN).
Several car rental companies operate at Luqiao Airport. Pickup points are usually located near the baggage claim area or in the airport terminals. It’s advisable to find out the exact location after booking or from the information boards at the airport.
Numerous international and local car rental companies are available at Luqiao Airport. The most common include Chinese car rental companies, as well as some international providers. The selection is wide, so you are sure to find a car that meets your needs.
A wide range of cars are available for rent at Luqiao Airport. Here are some popular categories:
| Category | Daily price (EUR, estimate) |
| Economy | 20-30 |
| Compact | 25-40 |
| Mid-size | 35-50 |
| SUV | 50-80 |
| Luxury | 80+ |
Prices may vary seasonally and depending on availability.
Most car rental companies require a minimum age of 21 to rent, but higher age limits may apply to certain categories. You will need a valid driver's license, identification (passport), and a credit card to deposit the security deposit. The amount of the deposit varies depending on the vehicle category. It is advisable to clarify the payment methods as well, as debit cards are not accepted everywhere.
Mandatory liability insurance is usually included in the rental price, but it is worth considering additional insurance. CDW (Collision Damage Waiver) covers collision damage, and Theft Protection covers damage from theft or burglary. It is important to clarify that insurance policies have an excess (deductible) and that they are valid under certain conditions. Ask the rental company what cases are not covered by the insurance.
Traffic in China can be heavy, especially in cities. Speed limits are generally lower than in Europe. Toll roads are common, and parking can be expensive in city centers. It is worth familiarizing yourself with local traffic rules and paying attention to signs, as they are not always displayed in English.
If you do not have a Chinese driver's license, you generally also need an international driver's license.
Most rental companies accept EUR or local currency (CNY), but using a credit card is the most convenient.
Immediately notify the police and the rental company. Take pictures of the scene and the damage.
The security deposit is usually deducted from your credit card and refunded at the end of the rental period if there is no damage to the car.
Some rental companies limit the number of miles driven, but you can often choose an unlimited mileage package.
The car is usually returned at the airport, at the pickup location. It is advisable to arrive in time to avoid delays.
Valid driver's license, identification (passport) and credit card.
CDW is an insurance option that covers collision damage, but usually has an excess.
You can usually pay on toll roads with cash or a bank card. Some roads use an electronic payment system.
Parking spaces can often be crowded in city centers. It is advisable to look for parking garages.
The speed limit on highways is generally 120 km/h, but local signs must always be observed.
Yes, but you usually have to pay an extra fee for the additional driver.