Rent a Car in Multan
Multan is the hinge between the south of Punjab and the road down to Sindh, and the bookings reflect it: airport pick-ups, visits to the shrines, mango-season business trips and long runs on the M-5. Alpha Car Rentals sends any of its fifteen vehicles to Multan, with a driver or self-drive; a Suzuki Alto is PKR 5,000 for the day and the range climbs from there. Send your dates and your first pick-up address to the office on WhatsApp.
Arriving in Multan
Multan International Airport sits out on the Muzaffargarh side of the city, so an arrival with luggage is far easier with a car already waiting than with a haggle at the gate. We also collect from the railway station, from hotels on Bosan Road and in Cantt, and from houses in Gulgasht Colony, Shah Rukn-e-Alam Colony and the New Multan blocks. Send the flight or train number and the office will track it; for a house pick-up, a landmark such as a nearby chowk or a school makes the driver's job much quicker.
Shrines, old city and visitor routes
Many visitors come to Multan for the shrines - Bahauddin Zakariya and Shah Rukn-e-Alam on the fort mound, Shah Shams a short drive away - and then want the old city bazaars afterwards. The lanes near the fort are narrow and parking is scarce, so this is a day for a smaller car with a driver who drops you at the steps and waits. Families often add Chenab-side stops or a run out to Shujabad or Jalalpur Pirwala, which is comfortable in a BR-V or an APV with the driver doing the distance.
Business trips and the mango season
South Punjab business travel has its own calendar. Mango buyers, agri-input suppliers and processing-plant visitors fill the hotels from late spring, and they need a car that can sit at an orchard gate in the heat and still be cool inside when the meeting finishes. A Corolla Altis, Honda City or Sportage with a driver covers most of that work, and the driver's local knowledge of the Vehari, Khanewal and Muzaffargarh roads saves more time than any map. For a visiting team, a Grand Cabin keeps everyone on one schedule.
Long-distance runs from Multan
Multan is a natural starting point for road journeys: M-4 north to Faisalabad and on to Islamabad, M-5 south to Sukkur and then the run to Karachi or Hyderabad, and the older National Highway through Bahawalpur and Rahim Yar Khan. Any of these can be booked as a one-way drop or as a return trip with the driver waiting at the other end. We settle the fuel arrangement, the tolls and where the driver sleeps before departure, so a long day on the road does not end in a disagreement.
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Questions people ask
Can you drop me from Multan to Karachi by road?
Yes. The M-5 to Sukkur and onwards is a route we cover, either as a one-way drop or as a return with the driver staying with you. Tell us the number of passengers and the luggage, and we will suggest a vehicle. Fuel, tolls and the driver's overnight stay are agreed in writing before you leave.
Which car do you suggest for a family visiting the shrines?
For four adults, a Corolla Altis or Honda City with a driver is comfortable and easy to park near the old city. For a larger family, the BR-V or the Suzuki APV gives you seven or eight seats without becoming awkward in narrow lanes. A Grand Cabin suits groups of a dozen or more travelling together.
Do you charge for the driver's food and stay?
On multi-day trips the driver's stay and meals are part of the arrangement, and we tell you exactly what is included before you confirm rather than adding it afterwards. Day hire within the city does not carry those items. If you are unsure what a trip will total, ask the office to put the whole thing in one WhatsApp message.
Book your car
WhatsApp +92 311 2847167 with your Multan dates, pick-up address and destination, and we will confirm the car and the driver.