Car hire in Oslo from NOK 308/day

Good to know in Oslo

Three toll rings around Oslo
Fjellinjen's 83 toll stations form three rings: the Inner Ring, the Oslo Ring and the City Border. The Inner Ring and Oslo Ring charge in both directions; the City Border charges only traffic heading into Oslo.
Source: Fjellinjen · Checked on 30 October 2026
Oslo toll rates for cars
A car up to 3,500 kg pays NOK 38 per crossing (petrol or plug-in hybrid), NOK 42 (diesel) or NOK 21 (electric) outside rush hour, and NOK 47, NOK 50 or NOK 26 in rush hour (06.30–09.00 and 15.00–17.00 on weekdays outside July). An AutoPASS agreement gives a 20 per cent discount.
Source: Fjellinjen · Checked on 30 October 2026
Studded-tyre fee in all of Oslo
From 1 November 2026 to 4 April 2027 you need a studded-tyre permit (piggdekkoblat) to drive on studded tyres anywhere in Oslo, even just passing through. A car up to 3,500 kg pays NOK 35 per day, NOK 450 per calendar month or NOK 1,400 for the season, bought in the Bil i Oslo app, online or at machines; a valid permit from Bergen or Trondheim is also accepted.
Source: Oslo kommune · Checked on 30 October 2026
Street parking inside Ring 1
Municipal street parking inside Ring 1 is limited to 2 hours. In 2026 it costs NOK 93 for one hour and NOK 219 for two hours for petrol, diesel and hybrid cars (NOK 47 and NOK 110 for electric cars), charged 13:00–20:00 on weekdays and 09:00–20:00 on Saturdays.
Source: Oslo kommune · Checked on 30 October 2026
Pay with Bil i Oslo; Sundays usually free
You pay for municipal parking at the machines or by app, such as the city's Bil i Oslo app, which shows where you may park, for how long and at what price. On Sundays parking is generally free unless the signs say otherwise.
Source: Oslo kommune · Checked on 30 October 2026
Municipal EV charging points
At the city's charging points you always pay for the electricity (hourly spot price plus a fixed NOK 0.81 per kWh in 2026), and between 09:00 and 20:00 Monday to Saturday also the parking charge shown on the sign. All municipal chargers are listed in the Bil i Oslo app.
Source: Oslo kommune · Checked on 30 October 2026

Questions about car hire in Oslo

How much does a hire car cost in Oslo?

The cheapest offer we found costs NOK 308 per day (NOK 924 for 3 days, 8 Nov → 11 Nov): Peugeot E-208 or similar. The price may differ for your dates.

Can I rent an automatic in Oslo?

Yes: 34 offers with automatic transmission within 25 km, from NOK 924 for 3 days.

Is there a 7-seater in Oslo?

Yes: 2 offers with 7 or more seats within 25 km, from NOK 2552 for 3 days.

How much is the deposit in Oslo?

Half of the offers ask for a deposit of NOK 5 000 or less; 0 of 34 ask for NOK 3 000 or less. The deposit is blocked on the main driver's card at pick-up and released after the return.

Can I cancel for free?

34 of the 34 offers have free cancellation. Each offer shows whether it applies.

Where do I book the car?

SmartRents compares the offers; you book and pay in Norwegian kroner on the partner's site, which handles payment and support. We charge no extra fees.

Car hire in Oslo

Good to know in Oslo

Three toll rings around Oslo

Oslo toll rates for cars

Studded-tyre fee in all of Oslo

Street parking inside Ring 1

Pay with Bil i Oslo; Sundays usually free

Municipal EV charging points

Questions about car hire in Oslo

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