Taiwan Car Rental

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Why Rent a Car in Taiwan

Whether it’s a visit to Sun Moon Lake, an adventure through Taroko Gorge or a scenic drive along the coast of Kentin National Park, a rental car gives you the freedom and flexibility to see more of Taiwan at your own pace.

Flying into Taiwan

With convenient rental locations near Taiwan's main airports, it's easy to pick up your vehicle shortly after arrival and head straight to your destination. Major airport rental locations include:

Discover Taiwan

From coastal highways and mountain roads to vibrant cities and lakeside escapes, Taiwan offers unforgettable adventures around every turn. With a rental car, you can explore the island’s most iconic destinations, go beyond the cities to discover hidden gems, and set your own schedule along the way.

Northern Taiwan

Experience the energy of Taipei and the beauty of the coast, all within an easy drive. Visit Taipei 101 for panoramic city views, then continue to Tamsui for its waterfront promenade, historic streets and famous sunset views.

Central Taiwan

Discover Taiwan's scenic heartland, where winding mountain roads lead to lakeside views and countryside escapes. Explore Sun Moon Lake by bike or boat, then drive up to Qingjing Farm for rolling green hills and fresh mountain air.

Southern Taiwan

Journey from Kaohsiung, known for its waterfront attractions and night markets, to the sandy beaches and coastal scenery of Kenting National Park. A rental car makes it easy to experience Southern Taiwan's urban energy and natural beauty in one trip.

Eastern Taiwan

Drive through the dramatic marble cliffs of Taroko Gorge, then continue along the East Coast Scenic Route, where mountains meet the Pacific Ocean for some of Taiwan's most breathtaking views.

Popular Taiwan Road Trips

Taipei to Tamsui. A short coastal escape combining city sights, waterfront views and local culture.
Taichung to Sun Moon Lake. One of Taiwan's most popular scenic drives, featuring mountain landscapes and lakeside scenery.
Kaohsiung to Kenting National Park. A southern road trip filled with beaches, coastline views and outdoor adventure.
Hualien to Taroko Gorge. A breathtaking journey through towering marble cliffs and dramatic mountain scenery.

Driving in Taiwan: What to Know Before You Go

Before setting off on your journey, familiarize yourself with the rules of the road.

Drive on the Right. Vehicles drive on the right-hand side of the road.
Watch for Scooters. Scooters and motorbikes are common throughout Taiwan, especially in urban areas and at intersections.
Know the Tolls. Most highways use an electronic toll system for convenient travel.
Yield to Pedestrians. Drivers must yield to pedestrians at marked crosswalks.
Buckle Up. Seat belts are required for all passengers.
Don’t Drink and Drive. Taiwan has strict drinking and driving laws. Never operate a vehicle after consuming alcohol.

Why Choose Enterprise Rent-A-Car in Taiwan?

Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or a road trip around Taiwan, Enterprise makes it easy to get on the road with friendly service, convenient locations and transparent pricing.

Friendly, people-first service
English-language support
Convenient airport pickup locations
Transparent pricing with no cancellation fees
Flexible rental options for travelers exploring Taiwan

FAQs

Yes. Visitors generally need a valid driver's license and an International Driving Permit (IDP). Requirements may vary based on length of stay.

You'll generally need a passport, driver's license, IDP, and a valid credit card. Additional documentation may be required.

Delayed flight arrivals are accommodated until the end of the business day. Taoyuan Airport operating hours are 08:30–19:30 (8:30am - 7:30pm) daily.

Step 1: Ensure Safety First

Stop the vehicle immediately and turn on hazard lights.
Place a warning sign (reflective triangle) behind the vehicle if it is safe to do so.
Move all passengers to a safe location away from traffic.

Step 2: Contact Emergency Services

Call 110 to report the accident to the police.
Call 119 for an ambulance if anyone is injured.
Obtain an official police report. Police reporting is required for claim processing.

Step 3: Preserve the Accident Scene

Do not move the vehicle unless required for safety reasons.
Take photos of:
- Vehicle damage
- Overall accident scene
- Road conditions and skid marks
- Other vehicles involved
Ensure dashcam footage is being recorded and saved.

Step 4: Contact Customer Service

Call +886-2-5589-0808 and press 5 for assistance.
Follow all instructions provided by customer service.
Do not negotiate settlements or make private agreements with the other party.

Step 5: Obtain Required Documentation

Request a Road Traffic Accident Statement/Registration Form (道路交通事故當事人登記聯單) from the police officer.
Keep the document for insurance and claim purposes.

⚠️Important Reminder:

To maintain eligibility for CDW/Zero Excess protection, customers must:

Report the accident to the police
Contact customer service immediately
Cooperate with police procedures
Obtain the required accident documentation
Retain photos, dashcam footage, and supporting evidence

Failure to complete these steps may affect claim eligibility and could result in additional charges.

Car Rental Information

For rentals over 30 days, you'll need a passport, an IDP with visa endorsement or a Taiwan driver's license, and a credit card valid for at least six months.

After arrival, a shuttle service will take you from the airport to the rental location. At the end of your rental, return the vehicle to the rental office for inspection before taking the shuttle back to the airport terminal.

Ready to Explore Taiwan?

Wherever your plans take you, Enterprise can help you get there. Your Taiwan adventure awaits – reserve your rental car today.

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