
Hyundai Kona
Compact SUV or similar
Automatic · 6.6 L/100 km
5 seats · 3 bags
Suitable for: Couples and small families
Higher seating and more boot space than a hatchback, without the size or fuel bill of a large SUV.
Typical compact SUV models with indicative specs and daily rates. Exact models and availability depend on the supplier.

Compact SUV or similar
Automatic · 6.6 L/100 km
5 seats · 3 bags
Suitable for: Couples and small families

Compact SUV or similar
Automatic · 6.9 L/100 km
5 seats · 3 bags
Suitable for: Value city and coastal trips

Compact SUV or similar
Automatic · from 4.3 L/100 km (hybrid)
5 seats · 3 bags
Suitable for: Longer drives with low fuel use

Compact SUV or similar
Automatic · 7.7 L/100 km
5 seats · 3 bags
Suitable for: Sealed roads and regional touring
Typical daily from-prices for compact SUV cars through the year. Tap a season to see the range and what drives it.
Usually the lowest prices of the year, apart from ski-season and school-holiday weeks.
Check prices for your datesTypical daily from-prices for compact SUV cars through the year. Tap a season to see the range and what drives it.
Peak season with Christmas and school holidays. Book early, as prices climb the closer you get.
Check prices for your datesTypical daily from-prices for compact SUV cars through the year. Tap a season to see the range and what drives it.
Mild weather and fewer crowds. Watch Easter and school-holiday weeks for short spikes.
Check prices for your datesTypical daily from-prices for compact SUV cars through the year. Tap a season to see the range and what drives it.
Usually the lowest prices of the year, apart from ski-season and school-holiday weeks.
Check prices for your datesTypical daily from-prices for compact SUV cars through the year. Tap a season to see the range and what drives it.
Prices lift from late September with school holidays and spring events.
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2 travellers, 1 large bag, city and highway driving.
Eight rules every renter should know before pick-up.
Keep left, overtake on the right, and give way at roundabouts to traffic already in them.
Typically 50 km/h in built-up areas and 100–110 km/h on highways. Signs always apply.
The general limit is 0.05% blood alcohol. The safest rule is none if you are driving.
Everyone must be restrained. Child restraints are required by age and height.
Hand-held phone use is illegal. Use a cradle or hands-free only.
An English licence is usually fine. Otherwise carry an International Driving Permit or official translation.
Tolls and fines are passed on by the supplier, often with an admin fee.
Animals are most active at dawn and dusk. Stop for a break about every two hours.
Rules vary by state. Confirm with the local road authority and your rental supplier.
Quick checks that save money and stress.
Short answers. Details depend on your supplier and booking.
Usually not. Most are front-wheel drive, so treat them like a hatchback on unsealed roads and check your agreement.
Typically two large suitcases plus a couple of soft bags.
Usually a little more per day. Fuel use is similar, especially for hybrid versions.
Yes for two to four people on sealed roads, with better visibility and ride comfort than a small hatch.
Usually a valid licence held for 12 months and a minimum age of 21, with a young-driver fee under 25. Check your supplier terms.
Often yes as a one-way rental, subject to availability and a possible fee.