Outstation cabs from Jaipur — hired by the kilometre
Leaving the city for the day or the week? We charge by the road distance — ₹17 a kilometre in a hatchback, ₹18 in a sedan — with one ₹300 driver allowance added to the whole trip. Do the sum before you book, or ask us to, and that is the figure you settle at the end.
- From ₹17 a kilometre
- One ₹300 allowance per trip
- One-way or round trip
- Pickup at any hour
Kilometres times a rate, plus one allowance
There is no meter guesswork and no peak-hour multiplier. Take the distance of your route, multiply by the rate for your car, and add ₹300 for the driver — once, not per day. That is the whole calculation.
- Rate is per kilometre of road
- Driver allowance: ₹300, once per trip
- No surge, no night loading
- Quoted before you commit
| Car | Seats | Bags | Per kilometre |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hatchback WagonR / Indica | 4 | 2 | ₹17 |
| Sedan Dzire / Etios | 4 | 3 | ₹18 |
| SUV Ertiga | 6 | 4 | ₹22 |
| Innova Crysta Toyota Innova Crysta | 7 | 4 | ₹25 |
| Tempo Traveller Force Traveller | 12 | 10 | ₹29 |
A worked example: a sedan on the 132 km Ajmer run is 132 × ₹18, plus the ₹300 allowance. Ring us and we will read out the total for your exact trip. Call for a figure.
Distance, drive time and the sedan fare
These are the fixed sedan fares for the trips we drive most out of Jaipur. Each covers the ride and the driver; tolls, any state entry tax and parking are added at cost. Tap a route for the fare in every car.
| Route | Distance | Time | Sedan fare |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jaipur → Delhi | 268 km | ~5h 30m | ₹4,499 |
| Jaipur → Udaipur | 393 km | ~7h | ₹5,999 |
| Jaipur → Agra | 240 km | ~4h 30m | ₹4,299 |
| Jaipur → Jodhpur | 337 km | ~6h | ₹5,299 |
| Jaipur → Ajmer | 132 km | ~2h 30m | ₹2,499 |
| Jaipur → Jaisalmer | 558 km | ~9h | ₹8,499 |
| Jaipur → Bikaner | 335 km | ~6h | ₹5,499 |
| Jaipur → Kota | 245 km | ~4h 30m | ₹4,399 |
| Jaipur → Mount Abu | 485 km | ~8h | ₹7,999 |
| Jaipur → Ranthambore | 160 km | ~3h | ₹3,299 |
| Delhi → JaipurReturn leg | 268 km | ~5h 30m | ₹4,499 |
Headed somewhere not on the list? We drive across Rajasthan and the north at the same per-km rates — tell us the town and we will price it.
One-way, or there and back
Pick whichever fits the trip. The pricing method is the same; what changes is whether the car waits for you.
One-way
You pay for the direction you actually travel. Once you are dropped, the car is ours to bring home and that empty leg is not on your bill. Good for a single hop — get to Delhi, get to Udaipur, and you are done.
Round trip
The same car and driver take you out, stay through your visit and bring you back. You pay for both legs, but you keep one vehicle for the whole plan — right for weddings, a temple circuit or two days of sightseeing.
The allowance is flat
Whichever you choose, the driver allowance is ₹300 for the trip, not ₹300 a day. A four-day desert loop carries the same single allowance as an afternoon to Ajmer.
Tell us the shape
Say how many days, how many of you and where you want to stop. We turn that into one number covering the car and the driver, and flag the extras below before you say yes.
Inside the quote, and billed at cost
We would rather you knew the split up front than found it at the end. Here is exactly what your per-km fare and allowance buy, and the three items that ride on top.
Inside the fare
The car for the whole route, the fuel, and the driver with his ₹300 allowance. No booking fee, no per-bag charge, no charge for the return of an empty one-way car.
Tolls, at cost
Highway toll plazas charge what they charge. We pass that straight through at the printed rate — no markup — and we can tell you the rough total for your route when we quote.
State entry tax, at cost
Crossing into another state can carry an entry or border tax. Where it applies — a Delhi or an Agra run, for instance — it is added at its actual amount and named beforehand.
Parking, at cost
If a fort, hotel or market charges the car to park while you are inside, that goes on the bill at the receipt figure. Small, but we list it rather than bury it.
Line up your outstation cab
Send the destination, the dates, how many seats you need and whether it is one-way or a return. We come back with the car, the per-km maths and one fixed figure — usually within minutes.
Outstation hire, answered
How is an outstation fare worked out?
We multiply the road distance by the per-kilometre rate for the car you pick — ₹17 for a hatchback, ₹18 for a sedan, ₹22 for an SUV, ₹25 for an Innova Crysta, ₹29 for a Tempo Traveller — and add ₹300 once for the driver. You hear that figure before you agree to the trip.
Is the ₹300 driver allowance charged every day?
No. It is a flat ₹300 added once to the trip, not a daily levy. A same-day run and a two-day run both carry the one allowance.
What separates a one-way booking from a round trip?
One-way means you are billed for the single direction you ride and nothing for the car's return. A round trip covers the drive out and the drive home, with the car and driver staying with you in between.
Do tolls and state entry tax sit inside the quote?
No. The per-kilometre rate and the ₹300 allowance are the hire. Tolls, any state border tax and parking are passed on at their actual cost, and we name the likely total when we quote so nothing lands as a shock.
Which towns can you drive me to from Jaipur?
The eleven routes in our table are the ones we run most — Delhi, Udaipur, Agra, Jodhpur, Ajmer, Jaisalmer, Bikaner, Kota, Mount Abu and Ranthambore, plus the Delhi to Jaipur leg. Anywhere else in Rajasthan or the north is quoted on request at the same per-km rates.
How do I settle the bill?
Cash, UPI, card or an online transfer — whichever suits you. You can pay at the end of the trip; there is no deposit demanded to hold a car.