Car hire prices at Treviso Airport

A Compact car such as a Jeep Avenger at Treviso Airport is around £42 a day when you book about a month ahead for October 2026. An Economy car like a Peugeot 208 is about £34 a day, while an Intermediate SUV like a Volkswagen T-Roc averages £51. Waiting until the last 2 weeks edges the Compact to £44 a day. Across the year, prices hit £37 in March 2027 for a Mini and £114 in April 2027 for a Fullsize car. If your quote is higher, check your exact dates with our price checker.

For October 2026 at Treviso Airport, booking late saves money: an Economy car drops from £34 a day booked a month before to £30 in the last 2 weeks. Booking 9 months before your trip averages £68 a day across the year for a Compact car, so anyone holding out has avoided the steepest quotes. Across the 395 airports we track car hire prices for, 48% of our customers book within 14 days of pickup. If you are travelling during the dearest periods, such as April 2027 when Fullsize cars reach £114 a day, you will pay far more than the £37 typical in March 2027.

Noleggiare is the cheapest company at Treviso Airport for a Compact car, averaging £40 a day over the last 12 months, but requires a credit card for its £685 deposit. Drivalia averages £41 a day, while Maggiore costs £53 a day from 547 prices. For a supplier with verified reviews, Alamo costs £62 a day from 734 prices and scores 86/100, whereas Drivalia does not yet have enough reviews for a score. All 16 suppliers have counters located at the airport.

The cheapest company can cost you a longer queue or a bigger deposit, so check the review score and desk wait beside each car in the results before you book.

Sicily by Car is the best-reviewed company at Treviso Airport, scoring 88/100 from 78 reviews, with an average counter wait of 17 minutes. Sicily by Car averages £58 a day for a Compact car. Noleggiare is the cheapest company at £40 a day and scores 76/100 from 1,641 reviews, with a 15-minute wait. Alamo also scores well at 86/100 across 359 reviews, averaging £62 a day with a 21-minute desk wait.

Review scores are CarTrawler customers' own, from the last five months; the score and the desk wait sit beside each car in the results.

At Treviso Airport, security deposits range from £0 with Locauto to £813 with Ecovia, and 5 of the 16 desks accept a debit card. Ten companies strictly require a credit card in the driver's name, while Avis allows a debit card for some cars only. Filter for a debit card in the results before you compare total rates to avoid choosing an unusable vehicle. Any extra equipment or coverage charged at the desk is listed under each car with its price.

If you bring your own child seat, check your airline's rules first: most carry one free, some charge.

Ten of the 16 desks at Treviso Airport refuse debit cards outright, so landing without a credit card in the lead driver's name can mean leaving on foot. Security deposits reach as high as £813 at Autovia and Ecovia, freezing a substantial chunk of credit line. Desks can also leave you standing, with waits reaching 31 minutes at Budget and 32 minutes at Sixt. While all 16 counters are located at the airport terminal, checking your card type and arrival time protects against avoidable counter fees.

Fuel is full tank out, full tank back on 99% of prices at Treviso Airport, so there is no fuel charge to be surprised by.

For comfort on the motorway out of Treviso Airport, pick a Compact car like a Jeep Avenger, seating 5 with 3 bags at about £42 a day in October 2026. If you need room for 4 suitcases, step up to an Intermediate like a Volkswagen T-Roc for £51 a day, while a Mini like a Fiat 500 costs £28 but carries only 2 bags. Automatic gearboxes make up 51% of cars offered, but an automatic Compact car costs £10 more a day than a manual across the year. Electric and hybrid models make up just 6% of cars offered, so petrol and diesel cars remain the practical choice.