The average price per day for the number of days you rent a car is the daily average. The basic insurance for this car is 30 yuan/day. It's insurance, you need to pay it.
The most basic cost of car rental in China includes the daily rental of the vehicle, basic insurance premium, and a handling fee of 20 yuan per order. The required credit card deposit amount is between 3,000 and 15,000 depending on the car model. In addition, pre-authorization is only frozen, which is different from prepayment. It will be unfrozen within 3 to 5 working days after the car exchange settlement. Currently, regular card members can drive 230 kilometers per day, gold card members can drive 350 kilometers per day, and platinum card members have no limit. There are no location restrictions. The maximum personal rental period is 10 days.
The pre-sale right is a deposit, because it is a credit card. China Car Rental applies to the bank for frozen funds (deposit:) to guarantee the rental of the car. If it is paid with a bank card, it is equivalent to paying it directly from the bank card. A sum of money is used as a deposit. When you return the car, the rental fee will be deducted and the money will be refunded. For example, if you rent a K2 pre-sale right for 3000 for two days, the rent will be 300. After deducting 300 from the rent, you will still get 2700. Shenzhou Car Rental will refund it after you return the car. The remaining 2,000 of the 700 will be used as a violation deposit (violation during the rental period:) If no violation records are found after fifteen days, China Car Rental will refund the remaining 2,000 within a certain period of time. The refund time is faster with credit cards and slower with savings cards. If you use savings You only need to swipe the card once. If you use a credit card, you swipe the pre-sale right when renting the car. When you return the car, unfreeze the first payment, deduct the rent, return it, and re-swipe the 2,000 pre-sale right.
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