Car rentals in Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego

In most cases, there is no fee when you cancel your Ushuaia car rental. You can check to see whether or not your preferred car rental company in Ushuaia offers free cancellation when booking with momondo.

A Standard car is the ideal car to rent when visiting Ushuaia in March. On average, Ushuaia receives 50 mm of precipitation and temperatures hover around 6 °C during the month of March. These conditions are well-suited for a standard, which can easily handle a bit of rain and even hold up well when temperatures fall. Renting a Standard in Ushuaia will cost you C$ 132/day on average.

If you are renting a vehicle in Ushuaia, then be aware that the current speed limit within city or town limits is 70 km/h, unless otherwise posted. Suburban speed limits around Ushuaia will generally have a speed limit of 110 km/h. If you are travelling on a highway in Ushuaia, then the speed limit is 130 km/h.

In February, Ushuaia usually gets 33 mm of precipitation and has an average temperature of 10 °C. This information can be very helpful when looking at rental cars in Ushuaia as it can help you make the best decision.

The climate in Tierra del Fuego during February is usually 10 °C with an expected 33 mm of precipitation throughout the month. Those looking to rent a car and leave from Ushuaia on a road trip to the surrounding area should take note of this information.

Prices for cars in Ushuaia refresh daily.

As of February 2026, there are 38 operators available to choose from for cars in Ushuaia.

The minimum age for drivers varies by country, including Ushuaia. In numerous EU countries, drivers must be 18 years old. To rent a car overseas, you'll generally need to be at least 21, and if you're under 25, a young driver surcharge may be applied. We advise that you read the policy of your chosen rental company before making a reservation.

When renting a car in Ushuaia, all drivers must present a full valid driving license. An International Driving Permit is required if the driving license is written in a language different to that of the country of rental and may be necessary to avoid the risk of potential fines. If you are renting abroad, you may also need to provide proof of return travel and accommodation information during your stay. We always recommend checking with the individual rental company you are booking with.