Car rental prices at Bergen Airport

A good price at Bergen Airport in October 2026 is around $50 a day for a Compact car, such as a Volkswagen ID.3, when booked about a month ahead. A smaller Mini costs about $44 a day, while an Intermediate SUV or estate like the Volkswagen ID.4 runs to $57. Leave it to the last 2 weeks and that Compact drops to around $35. Pickups in August 2027 reach $225 a day for an executive car against $44 for a Mini in October 2026, so the price checker will show the going rate for your exact travel dates.

For Bergen Airport, booking late saves about 29%: across the year an Intermediate averages $78 a day 9 months before your trip, but drops to $71 in the last 2 weeks. For October 2026, an Intermediate runs to $57 booked a month ahead and $58 2 weeks before pickup. Booking 9 months ahead offers no discount at Bergen, so you have missed nothing by waiting. Across the 395 airports we track car hire prices for, 48% of our customers book within 2 weeks of travel.

Thrifty is the cheapest company at Bergen Airport for an Intermediate car, averaging $67 a day over the last 12 months from 1,054 prices, but its desk requires a credit card. Hertz costs $71 a day from 1,311 prices and scores 90/100 from 66 reviews, while Thrifty does not yet have enough reviews for a score. Budget is the only counter accepting a debit card, averaging $102 a day. All 7 desks operate inside the terminal, so you avoid shuttle buses regardless of who you book with.

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.

Sixt and Hertz are the best-reviewed companies at Bergen Airport, each scoring 90/100, though Sixt averages 20 minutes at the counter while Hertz averages 19. Sixt costs $80 a day for an Intermediate car over the last 12 months, whereas Hertz is cheaper at $71. Alamo follows closely with an 88/100 score from 148 reviews, offering the quickest desk wait among rated brands at 13 minutes. Thrifty is the cheapest overall at $67 a day, but does not yet have enough reviews for a score.

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

Deposits at Bergen Airport range from $213 with Hyre to $2,133 with Hertz or Thrifty, and only 1 of the 7 desks takes a debit card. Budget is the single supplier accepting a debit card, holding a typical deposit of $404, while the other 6 desks demand a credit card in the driver's name. Filter for debit cards in our price checker before comparing rates so you only view eligible vehicles. Extras charged at the desk appear with their exact prices under each car.

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

Credit card deposits can tie up as much as $2,133 of your credit limit at Bergen Airport, where 6 of the 7 desks refuse debit cards. Every supplier operates directly in the terminal, so you will not face an unexpected shuttle ride after landing. Counter queues can take time during busy arrivals, with Europcar averaging 31 minutes at the desk. Packing a credit card in the lead driver's name avoids being turned away before you reach the fjords.

Only 49% of prices at Bergen Airport are full tank out, full tank back, so read the fuel line under the car before you book.

For 4 or 5 people tackling western Norway's mountain passes, pick an Intermediate like the Volkswagen ID.4 at Bergen Airport, costing around $57 a day for October 2026. It seats 5 people and holds 4 bags, which gives your passengers enough room and engine pull on steep valley climbs. A Compact like the Volkswagen ID.3 seats 5 but takes 3 bags at $50 a day, meaning a full group must squeeze luggage onto laps. 98% of cars offered are automatic and cost $6 less a day than manuals, while electric and hybrid models make up 50% of the fleet.