Not every journey has a fixed start and end point. Sometimes you need a car and driver for a stretch of the day — a few meetings across the city, an afternoon of shopping, or simply the flexibility to change plans without booking a new ride each time. That is exactly what hourly chauffeur hire is for.

How It Works

You book a Mercedes-Benz vehicle and a driver for a block of time, starting from as little as a couple of hours. Every hour booked includes 20 km of driving — enough for most city-based itineraries without a second thought. Within that block, the itinerary is entirely yours: multiple stops, waiting time between them, and changes of plan along the way are all part of the arrangement, not extra requests.

What If I Finish Early, or Need More Time?

If you finish earlier than booked, the agreed price stays the same — your driver and vehicle were reserved for that window regardless of how it was used. If you need more time than planned, it's simple: just let your driver know. Extra time is billed at the same standard hourly rate and settled afterward, either in person or through a follow-up payment link.

Multi-Day Bookings

A single driver can be booked for up to 12 hours in one day. For longer days, or for multi-day programs, the booking continues with a driver rotation — you are never left without coverage because one person's shift ended. Hourly and multi-day bookings can be arranged together in a single reservation, keeping the same vehicle category throughout your stay, with a full day-by-day price breakdown shown upfront.

Who Actually Uses Hourly Hire?

Is There a Minimum Booking Length?

Yes — a short minimum applies depending on vehicle category, shown automatically when you select a vehicle on the booking page. Below that minimum, a fixed point-to-point transfer is usually the more sensible option; above it, hourly hire starts to make more sense the more stops and flexibility you need.

In practice, the appeal of hourly hire isn't really about the hours themselves — it's about not having to plan your day around your transportation. The car is simply there, for as long as you need it.