FAQs – Aloha Rents Cars in Hawaii

Q: Driving Electric in Hawaii: What You Need to Know

Driving an electric vehicle in Hawaii is just like driving any other vehicle. You'll need to adhere to local traffic laws and safety regulations. And when it comes to charging, we encourage you to follow charging etiquette to ensure everyone gets a fair chance to charge up.

Q: Renting an Electric Vehicle with Aloha Rents

Ready to go electric? All you need is a valid driver's license, a credit card in your name, and proof of insurance. We might have a minimum age requirement for renters, and additional fees may apply for extra drivers or optional services. But don't worry, we'll guide you through the process. Learn more about renting an EV in Hawaii .

Q: The Cost of Going Electric in Hawaii

Renting an electric vehicle in Hawaii might vary in cost, depending on factors like the rental company, vehicle type, and rental duration. While electric vehicles might be slightly pricier than their gasoline counterparts, the savings on fuel costs can balance the scales.

Q: Is it necessary to rent a car in Hawaii?

Is it best to rent a car in Hawaii ? It offers unparalleled flexibility and independence, allowing you to reach remote locations that public transportation may not cover. With the convenience of picking up your vehicle upon airport arrival, you can save time, avoid the hassle of carrying luggage on public transport, and easily explore Oahu, Maui, Kauai, or the Big Island.