Jetour rental in Moscow

Jetour rental in Moscow is the Jetour T2 SUV with all-wheel drive, automatic transmission, and a 2.0 L petrol engine (245 hp) for trips within the city and beyond. Rent-Trip's fleet has 90 cars in 8 classes; Jetour T2 is available from 8 500 ₽ per day.

What is the Jetour T2 SUV and why is it rented in Moscow

Jetour T2 — an SUV from a Chinese brand that we keep in rental as an alternative to the usual German and Japanese cars for noticeably less money. In the capital, it is in demand for long trips on the M-11 and M-12 motorways, winter outings to the Moscow region, and as a family car for weekends: five seats, a cabin where the whole family fits comfortably. Our fleet has about ninety cars across eight classes, and the T2 is an SUV that we rent out without a driver.

Jetour T2 specifications: all-wheel drive, automatic, 5 seats

How all-wheel drive is useful in Moscow and the Moscow region

All-wheel drive here is not about off-road, but about confident behavior on the snowy slush that utility workers do not always manage to clear from secondary streets. From December to February, it is common in the capital to have snowdrifts on the MKAD and an ice crust in courtyards where a front-wheel drive sedan spins its wheels, while the T2 drives out without rocking. On cleared highways like the M-11 Neva motorway, all-wheel drive does not provide a speed advantage, but it adds stability on wet asphalt in the rain.

When driving out of town to your dacha along the Novorizhskoye or Dmitrovskoye Highway, you will almost certainly encounter a section where the dirt road is not fully paved — and here 245 hp with all-wheel drive pull the car without strain. The T2's ground clearance is sufficient to avoid scraping the underbody on ruts on country roads. But remember: the rental agreement prohibits driving on dirt roads and off-road — the car is designed for asphalt and light grader roads, not for storming ravines.

Daily rental of Jetour in Moscow — prices for a week and a month

Jetour T2 rental is based on simple math: the longer the term, the lower the price per day. Below are current rates and what they include.

Prices for Jetour T2: day, week, month

The weekly rate is six days at the daily price, and the monthly rate is 21 days. This calculation is convenient when you rent an SUV for a long trip: for a week to Saint Petersburg or for a month while your own car is in service. Our fleet has 90 cars in eight classes, and the Jetour T2 is one of the most popular positions among all-wheel-drive models. Availability for specific dates is confirmed at booking.

What is included in the cost

• Car delivery: We bring Jetour across the capital, to the region, and to the four airports—Sheremetyevo, Domodedovo, Vnukovo, and Zhukovsky.
• OSAGO: Compulsory insurance covers every registered vehicle by law.
• Winter tires: From December to February, the fleet is switched seasonally; this is a requirement of TR CU 018/2011.
• Transponder: The device for paying toll sections of the MSD, the TsKAD ring, the M-11 Neva motorway, and the M-12 Vostok motorway is in the car.
• Support: available via MAX and by phone for the entire term.

The CASCO terms, the amount of the security deposit, and the mileage limit are specified in the agreement — they depend on the car class and the term. When ordering for a week or a month, the manager will confirm the final cost and delivery details.

Documents, insurance, and deposit for renting a Jetour in Moscow

To rent a Jetour T2 in Moscow, you do not need a complex set of documents: for Russian citizens, a passport and a category B driving licence are enough. For foreigners, the list is longer — a migration card, a visa or residence permit are added, and licences from countries outside the Vienna Convention require a notarised translation. Let us break down the conditions step by step.

Documents for renting a Jetour for Russian citizens

• Passport: the main document confirming the identity of the renter.
• Driving licence: Category B is required – it gives access to driving an SUV.
• Bank card: it is issued in the name of the main driver and is used for the security deposit; the withholding amount is specified in the rental agreement.
• Age and experience: requirements increase with the vehicle class; specific figures are specified in the rental agreement.

Jetour rental by a foreigner: driving licence, visa, translation

A foreign guest of Moscow can rent a Jetour T2 if they prepare three documents: a passport with a visa or residence permit, a migration card, and home driving licence. Licences from a country not party to the Vienna Convention — for example, Chinese ones — are valid only with a notarized translation into Russian or with an International Driving Permit (IDP); this requirement is established in Article 25 of Federal Law No. 196-FZ. In our practice, guests from China most often arrive with an IDP, so the process takes 10–15 minutes for registration. The need for translation and the procedure for providing it are clarified when booking.

Insurance and deposit: what is stated in the contract

Each car in our fleet is insured under OSAGO (compulsory third-party insurance) — this is mandatory coverage by law for all registered cars. The terms of CASCO (comprehensive insurance), if issued for a specific car, and the amount of the insurance deposit are determined individually and fixed in the rental agreement — there is no single amount for all classes. We recommend carefully reading the section on the renter's liability: it describes cases of damage and the procedure for refunding withheld funds. The terms for blocking the deposit on the main driver's card and the time for its release are specified in the rental agreement.

Delivery of the rented Jetour in Moscow — airports and railway stations

We deliver the car to where the client needs it: across the capital, to the region, to the terminals of the four airports, or to any of the ten railway stations. Delivery is the main format of Rent-Trip's service; its terms are agreed upon booking.

Delivery of Jetour to Sheremetyevo, Domodedovo, Vnukovo and Zhukovsky

Jetour rental with delivery to railway stations and addresses in Moscow

You fly into Domodedovo after a long flight and don't want to deal with the Aeroexpress and metro — you order a Jetour T2 with delivery to the terminal exit. While you collect your luggage, we wait in the parking lot, then complete the paperwork in 10–15 minutes, and you head into the city straight along Kashirskoye Shosse. Delivery is also possible to railway stations — Leningradsky, Yaroslavsky, Kazansky, Kursky, Kievsky, Belorussky, Paveletsky; the meeting point is confirmed when booking.

Delivery to an address in the capital is available in various districts of Moscow. If you live in Mitino or Krylatskoye and are going to your dacha in the region, we will bring the car to your entrance. The zone and conditions of delivery are specified in the rental agreement. Details are agreed upon upon booking — the place and time of the meeting to suit your route.

In winter, renting a Jetour in Moscow - all-wheel drive and tires

From December to February, the capital's winter is snow, slush, and temperature fluctuations around zero. The all-wheel drive Jetour T2 significantly simplifies life on uncleaned courtyard areas and when driving on suburban highways, but the main condition for a safe trip in this season is winter tires, which are mandatory by law on all cars from December to February (TR TS 018/2011).

All-wheel drive and winter tires: what you need to know

In our fleet, the Jetour T2 is fully re-shod for winter — tires are changed on all cars seasonally, and we control this before delivery. The all-wheel drive of the SUV works in conjunction with an automatic transmission and a 2.0 L petrol engine producing 245 hp, which ensures a confident start on snowy surfaces and faster cabin heating than in small cars. But honestly: all-wheel drive helps to start and maintain course, but it does not shorten the braking distance on ice — the distance to the car ahead on the Garden Ring or the Third Ring Road should be kept one and a half to two times longer than usual. If you take the car in December-February and plan to go beyond the MKAD ring road, check the condition of the wipers and the level of washer fluid at the time of booking.

How the Jetour T2 is prepared for the Moscow winter

• Seasonal tires: From December to February, all Jetour T2 vehicles are fitted with winter tires — this is a legal requirement, not an option.
• All-wheel drive: The transmission engages all four wheels automatically, which helps on snowy courtyards and when leaving uncleared parking lots near shopping malls.
• Warming up: the 2.0 L petrol engine warms up faster than a diesel, and 245 hp is enough to quickly reach the heater's operating mode.
• Season change: When picking up a car at the turn of seasons, the tire type is specified at booking.

If you are renting a Jetour T2 for several weeks or a month, check at the time of booking whether your period falls on a season change — in our fleet, changing tyres takes a day or two, and we warn clients in advance about the switch to summer or winter tyres so there are no surprises on the trip.

Trips out of town in a rented Jetour — toll roads and parking lots

An SUV is rented not only for the capital—on the Jetour T2 it's convenient to go on long routes along federal highways. We'll tell you where you can realistically get in a day or two, how much toll sections cost, and how to avoid a parking fine in the center.

Where to go from the capital in a Jetour T2: Saint Petersburg, the Golden Ring, Kazan

All-wheel drive is not critical on dry asphalt of highways, but on a dirt road at the dacha or on the wet M-11 after rain it adds confidence. For a route to Saint Petersburg, plan one stop for refueling — the tank of the 2.0-liter turbo engine is enough for about 500–600 km.

Toll roads: MSD, TsKAD, M-11, M-12 and transponder

The renter pays for travel on toll sections himself — this rule applies to the MSD, TsKAD, M-11 and M-12. On the MSD there are 9 sections, each costs 19 ₽ during rush hours (weekdays 7:00–11:00 and 16:00–20:00), free outside peak hours and on weekends; transit without exit — 950 ₽. The TsKAD is arranged similarly: 19 ₽ per section at peak times, the full circle 171 ₽, free outside peak hours. The full route Moscow — Kazan on the M-12 for a car is 5 909 ₽.

The presence of a transponder in the car and terms of payment for the trip are confirmed at booking. If you are driving on the M-11 Neva motorway to Saint Petersburg, it is easier to pay by car plate number in the operator's app within 24 hours after the trip. Tariffs have increased by 8–10%, so factor in a buffer when planning your budget.

Parking in the center: rates and fines

• Daily rate: 380–800 ₽/hour from 8:00 to 21:00 within the Garden Ring, night rate — 200 ₽/hour.
• Fine for non-payment: 5 000 ₽ — goes to the car owner, i.e., the rental company, and is re-billed to the renter.
• Towing: 8 500–12 450 ₽ plus storage at the impound lot — if the car is towed, the payment falls on the driver.
• Long-term storage: The terms of long-term vehicle placement are specified in the lease agreement.

Camera enforcement fines are charged to the vehicle owner, so Rent-Trip reissues them to the renter after the rental period ends. Check your parking payment via the app before leaving—unpaid 15 minutes in the center cost more than an hour of legal parking.

Fines, restrictions, and rental agreement terms

Fines from cameras and operating rules — those contract clauses that most often cause disputes when renting SUVs. Let's break down how renter liability works and what to pay attention to before signing.

Fines from cameras and towing: who pays

In the capital, the automated violation detection system covers the MKAD ring road, the Third Ring Road, and most highways, so speeding fines are common. Camera citations are sent to the car owner and reissued to the renter. If the car was towed for illegal parking, the costs consist of a 5 000 ₽ fine for non-payment, towing services of 8 500–12 450 ₽, and storage at a special lot — this amount is also reissued to the renter. Check the parking zone by markings and signs before leaving even a Jetour T2 for five minutes.

Mileage limits and contract terms

Operating conditions are specified in the contract. Mileage limit, if set, deposit amount, and CASCO (comprehensive insurance) coverage — all this is recorded in the document, not discussed verbally. The procedure for paying fines and conditions for trips outside the Moscow region are specified in the rental agreement. OSAGO (compulsory third-party insurance) is mandatory insurance valid for each registered vehicle; CASCO terms and the procedure for compensating vehicle damage are specified in the rental agreement. Driver age and experience requirements are specified in the rental agreement. Details of conditions are clarified upon booking.

• OSAGO: Compulsory insurance is valid for every registered vehicle and is included in the price.
• CASCO (comprehensive insurance): Voluntary insurance; terms are set out in the contract.
• Deposit: The amount is blocked on the primary driver's card; the exact amount is specified in the contract.
• Camera fines: go to the owner, reissued to the renter.
• Toll roads: The MSD, TsKAD ring, M-11, M-12 are paid by the renter — via transponder or vehicle number.
• Winter tires: Mandatory from December to February; the fleet is fitted with seasonal tyres.