With our Book Now Pay Later option, you’ll have the freedom to pay for your rental car when it’s time to collect the keys. Just browse our wide variety of rental cars in China and select your ideal wheels. Some cheaper rentals do require you to prepay, but this will be clearly shown at the time of booking. Don’t let the cost of renting a car be a barrier to your next big adventure. Search our cheap (and flexible!) car rentals today.

Not a problem! If you can cancel your prepaid booking at least six hours ahead of pickup, you may be eligible for a complete refund. It’s a good idea to scan your car’s cancellation policy as there are some exceptions. Jump onto our Customer Service Portal if you still have queries.

China is the ideal place to start a memorable road trip adventure. Collect the keys to a rental car and head off into the distance to visit some wonderful new cities. Make sure these places are on your travel schedule:

• Set your GPS to Monterrey and get ready for some serious sightseeing. Around 87 miles (140 km) from China, it’s home to some top attractions like Galerias Monterrey, KidZania Monterrey and Barrio Antiguo.
• No good China road trip is complete without exploring Ciudad Victoria, around 87 miles (140 km) from China. Check out Tamatan Zoo, Amalia G. Castillo Ledon Theater and Centro Cultural Tamaulipas before continuing your adventure.
• El Meco Waterfall is a photographer’s dream. Roughly 205 miles (330 km) from China, this spot is a must if you love the outdoors.

There are so many reasons to book your next car rental with Expedia. We have suppliers to take your pick of in China, and we’ll help you land the very best deal with our member prices and exclusive offers. Chasing bigger savings? Bundle your rental car, flights and hotels into a vacation package. The more you travel and book with Expedia, the more benefits you get!

Expedia makes it easy to compare fees, offers and rental providers, and to check customer recommendations. Bundle your China car rental with hotel or flight bookings and you’ll save even more.

At least 21. But there are some age-related rules you should know about before you book your wheels in China. If you’re a younger motorist, most rental companies will charge an extra fee and limit the kinds of cars you can rent. The amount of the surcharge, and which age range it applies to, differs between providers. Take the time to compare the requirements.

Before you can get behind the wheel in China, you’ll need a driver’s license and a credit card in the same name. If you don’t take out the rental company’s insurance plan, you may also have to show proof of your own coverage. Rules may vary, so understand the policy terms and conditions before you choose a rental company.

In China and around Mexico, they drive on the right side of the road. While this is the same as in the States, make sure you’re aware of any different driving laws.

Yes, your U.S. license is enough for you to drive legally in China. But if you’re the sort of vacationer who likes to play things safe, get yourself an International Driving Permit. It’s relatively easy to arrange.

We looked into prices over the last seven days and found that the most affordable daily rate was $16. The next best price for rental vehicles in China was $17 a day.

Yes, which means you won’t have to rebook a rental vehicle in the middle of your vacation. Head to our long-term car rental deals page, enter your details and lock in a ride to call your own for the length of your break.

Age policies are different between rental companies, so you’ll have to do a little homework. Managed to find a China supplier that does rent to drivers under the age of 25? That’s great! Just keep in mind that some companies charge extra fees to drivers between the ages of 21 and 24. The fine print of each rental car you’re considering will have all the information you need.