Car hire in Oujda from $78/day

Car rental in Oujda at a glance

Every car listed for Oujda is brought in from another city and handed over at Oujda-Angads airport or at your hotel or address. The long delivery is why prices start at $77.28 a day, more than in Fes or Casablanca. 112 cars, compared across local and international companies.

In the week starting 11 Oct, the lowest price is the same whichever day you pick up the car ($77.28 a day for a 7-day rental), so choose the day that suits your trip.

Renting without a deposit in Oujda

92 of 112 cars can be rented with no deposit at all, starting at $77.28 a day. Nothing is blocked on your card, which is why many travellers choose these offers. Use the “No deposit” button above the search; for offers with a deposit, the amount is shown on each car before you book.

Key facts: car rental in Oujda

• 112 cars are listed in Oujda today: from $77.28 a day for a 7-day rental, a typical car about $117.
• 82% of cars need no deposit; the rest of the price is paid at pick-up, in cash for 100% of cars.
• In the week starting 11 Oct, the lowest price is the same whichever day you pick up the car ($77.28 a day for a 7-day rental), so choose the day that suits your trip.
• Last-minute choice: 97 cars for pick-up in 3 days, 112 when you book two weeks ahead.
• For a 30-day rental the lowest price is $37.59 a day.

Picking up at Oujda-Angads airport (OUD)

Oujda-Angads airport is about 15 km north of the city, about 20 minutes by road, and it is where most rentals here start. The supplier meets you at arrivals with the car rather than at a desk, so there's no queue to stand in, just give your flight number when you book so a delay is covered. Returning works the same way: agree the meeting point at the terminal before you fly out. Booking online ahead of time draws on the same 112 cars you would see turning up at the airport without a reservation, so there is no separate cheaper channel; check the offer for whether the airport hand-over itself carries a fee, since it sometimes does on a delivered fleet.

Why Oujda prices start higher, and how to pay less

No supplier bases cars in Oujda itself. Every one of the 112 cars on offer is driven in from elsewhere, and that delivery run is built into the price, which is why the cheapest car here starts at $77.28 a day, well above what the same class costs in Morocco's bigger cities. It is worth knowing this before you compare Oujda's prices with a listing for Marrakech or Casablanca: the higher starting rate here is the cost of the delivery, not a different kind of car.

To pay less: rent for a full week rather than a long weekend, since the fixed delivery cost matters less per day the longer you keep the car; book ahead of summer and holiday weeks, when demand from returning families is highest and the cheapest cars go first; compare against car hire in Nador, which draws on a similar delivered fleet and may work out cheaper depending on your route; and if you are arriving in Fes anyway, it can be cheaper to start the rental there and drive east on the motorway instead, rather than have a car brought all the way to Oujda.

Delivered to your hotel or address in Oujda

Delivery to a hotel, an apartment or a family address works the same way: give the driver an exact address, a map pin if it helps, and a phone number that takes WhatsApp. Decide between delivery on arrival day or the next morning, and confirm the time either way, since the car has travelled a long distance to reach you. Brand names you may recognise from other countries show up here only as one supplier among several; this page compares international and local companies side by side rather than picking a name for you, so choose on price, deposit and conditions instead.

Driving from Oujda: Saidia, the Beni Snassen and the motorway to Fes

Oujda works well as a base for the far east of Morocco, and this is the part of the trip a car changes the most. Saidia beach and the Moulouya estuary are about an hour north, an easy day trip or a base for a few nights by the sea. The Beni Snassen mountains, with the Zegzel gorge, the village of Taforalt and the Camel Cave, are about an hour to an hour and a half away and make a good half-day loop from the city. Nador and the Mediterranean coast are about two hours, worth combining with a night there if you want to see both sides of the Rif. West, the motorway toward Taza and on to Fes is the main long-distance route, about three and a half to four hours with tolls along the way, and the easiest option if your trip continues into central Morocco. South toward Figuig the drive is long and empty, so fill the tank before you leave and check road conditions if you are going that far; there is no crossing into Algeria from this side, as the land border has been closed for a long time. In the city itself, parking around the medina and along Boulevard Mohammed V is mostly watched by an attendant; a small tip for the service is normal.

Which car for eastern Morocco

The delivered fleet here is mostly automatic (74%), which is enough for the motorway and the city streets. A compact from $77.28 a day covers Saidia and the roads through the Beni Snassen comfortably. SUVs (from $94.36) and 4x4s (from $109) are also on offer for the longer, rougher run south, though most visitors don't need one. Popular models right now: Renault Clio, Dacia Sandero, Dacia Logan, Geely GX3 Pro, Renault Arkana. Morocco drives on the right. For licence rules and country-wide tips, see the Morocco car hire page.

Where these numbers come from

By the Autalo editorial team. Prices and car counts updated 28 September 2026.

Prices, car counts and conditions on this page come from live offers of local rental companies in the Localrent network and are refreshed daily by Autalo (Alto Media Limited). Prices are for a 7-day rental starting 2026-10-12 unless stated otherwise; your final price depends on dates, season and extras and is always shown in the search before you pay. Last checked 28 September 2026.

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