Electric mobility is taking hold across the Gulf, and Kuwait is part of that shift. In Kuwait City and beyond, driving a clean, quiet vehicle isn't a future concept anymore — it's available today, whether it's a business trip, a weekend outing, or your first time behind the wheel of an EV.
Choose from top electric models including the BMW i4, i5, and iX, or the Hyundai Ioniq 5. These vehicles combine advanced technology with the kind of comfort that makes a difference on a longer Gulf drive — quiet cabins, strong air conditioning performance, and confident acceleration. Booking is simple and fully online, backed by friendly customer service from pickup to return.
Public charging in Kuwait is still a developing network, so a bit of planning goes a long way. Check charging station availability along your route, note whether a station offers Level 2 or DC fast charging, and factor charging time into longer trips between cities. Charging costs vary by provider, so it's worth checking rates before you plug in.
The battery charge level is checked both when you collect the vehicle and when you return it.
If you can't charge the vehicle before returning it and haven't taken the prepaid charging option, you'll only be charged for the electricity (in kWh) needed to bring the battery back to its starting level, up to a maximum of 80%. Rates are available at the SIXT branch.
Yes. For more flexibility, SIXT offers a prepaid charging service. Choose this option when you book, and you can return the vehicle at any battery level — SIXT takes care of the recharge at a fixed rate.
Yes. Your electric vehicle rental includes two charging cables:
Fast-charging stations usually have their own built-in cable.
At pickup, SIXT gives you a partner charging card to link to your personal account. It's best to set up this account before your pickup date. The card gives you access to a wide network of charging points. You can also charge the vehicle from an ordinary household outlet or through any other provider you prefer. Keep the charging card until you return the vehicle.
You can find nearby charging points through our charging partner's app. Charging from a home outlet or through any other accessible provider is also an option.
Charging costs are the renter's responsibility. To make this easier, SIXT partners with a charging network operator, giving you straightforward access to a large number of charging points.
Rates vary by country and by operator. Charging is typically billed per kilowatt-hour (kWh) consumed or per minute of charging. In some cities, charging is bundled into parking fees.
An electric vehicle's range depends on several factors:
Electric vehicles offer a different driving experience compared to a conventional petrol car: