Car rental prices at Las Vegas Airport

At Las Vegas Airport, an Intermediate car like the Volkswagen Jetta is around $70 a day for October 2026 when booked about a month ahead. An Economy car like the Mitsubishi Mirage is around $63 a day, while a Compact costs $65. In the last 2 weeks before pickup, Intermediate rates rise to $77 a day. Across the year, prices reach $70 in November 2026 for a Compact and climb highest to $111 in July 2027 for a Fullsize car. The price checker prices your exact dates.

At Las Vegas Airport booking timing barely moves the rate: an Intermediate car booked about a month ahead costs $70 a day for October 2026, compared to $77 in the last 2 weeks. Across the year, booking 9 months before your trip averages $88 a day, while booking 2 weeks ahead averages $70, so there is no penalty for waiting until travel dates are set. Across the 395 airports we track car hire prices for, 48% of our customers book within 14 days of pickup. Secure your car once your flights are locked and focus on desk speed instead.

Avis is the cheapest tracked major supplier for an Intermediate car at Las Vegas Airport, averaging $62 a day over the last 12 months from 596 prices. Enterprise averages $65 a day across 957 prices, while Thrifty sits at $67 from 1,232 prices. Avis provides a counter at the airport terminal and averages an 8-minute desk wait, but requires a credit card and holds a $299 deposit. Europcar shows quotes at $61 a day, but with fewer than 30 desk reviews it does not yet have enough reviews for a score.

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.

Alamo is the best-reviewed company at Las Vegas Airport, scoring 90/100 from 80 reviews with an average desk wait of 21 minutes. Alamo averages $69 a day over the last 12 months for an Intermediate car, keeping it close to the lowest rates. Avis is also highly rated, scoring 84/100 from 13 reviews with an 8-minute wait at $62 a day. Europcar averages $61 a day for an Intermediate car, 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.

At Las Vegas Airport deposits run up to $299 with Avis, while only 1 of the 9 desk brands accepts a debit card unconditionally. Another 3 desks accept debit cards for select vehicle categories only, while 5 desks require a credit card for all rentals. If you plan to use a debit card, filter for debit card acceptance before comparing vehicle rates. Any optional extras you choose at the desk, such as additional drivers or navigation units, will be added to your final rental charge.

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

National's desk averages 45 minutes at pickup at Las Vegas Airport, turning what should be a quick exit into a serious delay for morning arrivals. Five of the 9 rental counters refuse debit cards entirely, so turning up without an accepted credit card will leave you stranded at the desk. While all 9 desks are located on airport grounds, queues vary sharply: Avis clears desks in 8 minutes, whereas National takes nearly an hour. Waiting 45 minutes to collect a rental car is an expensive way to spend a business morning.

Only 50% of prices at Las Vegas Airport are full tank out, full tank back, so read the fuel line under the car before you book.

For business travel from Las Vegas Airport, choose an Intermediate like the Volkswagen Jetta, seating 5 with room for 4 bags, at around $70 a day for October 2026. Stepping down to a Compact like the Nissan Versa costs $65 a day but drops luggage space to 3 bags, while stepping up to a Fullsize like the Chevrolet Malibu costs $81 for extra highway comfort. 100% of cars offered are automatic, so you get an automatic vehicle without paying more. Plan on petrol power, as electric and hybrid options are not listed.