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Luxury Car Rental in St. Moritz

Car rental in St. Moritz: Urus, Purosangue, G 63 and Cayenne on winter tyres, handed over at Samedan, Zürich, Milano Linate or in the resort.

105 cars available
from €250 per day
Delivery to Engadin Airport Samedan, Zürich, Milano Linate and St. Moritz
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In short. Luxury Car Rental in St. Moritz: 105 cars available, from €250 per day, delivery to Engadin Airport Samedan, Zürich, Milano Linate and St. Moritz, the exact model booked, never "or similar", insurance included · 24/7 support. Book online in a few minutes or through the concierge.

Updated 5 November 2026

Guests reach St. Moritz through Engadin Airport Samedan, by driving up from Zürich or from Milano Linate, and we can also hand the car over in the resort itself. From Milan the usual route crosses the border at Chiavenna and climbs the Maloja pass, open all year; the Julier also stays open through the winter, while higher passes such as the Albula close from autumn to spring. Switzerland is outside the EU customs union, so keep the rental contract and your documents to hand at the border, and ask us whether the car already carries the Swiss motorway vignette.

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In the Engadine the right car has four driven wheels and winter tyres, which every car in the fleet wears in the cold season. The Ferrari Purosangue and the Lamborghini Urus bring supercar pace to snowy valley roads, the Mercedes-AMG G 63 and the Audi RS Q8 handle luggage and skis for four, and the Porsche Cayenne is the quiet all-rounder. Families travelling together can book a Mercedes V-Class 4MATIC with up to eight seats.

Christmas and New Year are the first peak, then February brings the frozen-lake season: the Snow Polo World Cup between late January and February, White Turf horse racing on February Sundays and The I.C.E. classic-car concours between February and March. Cars for those weeks go early. Remember that Swiss limits are 120 km/h on motorways and 80 outside towns, fines are among the highest in Europe, and headlights stay on by day.

Summer turns the region into a driving map: the Bernina pass down towards Poschiavo and Tirano, the lakes of Silvaplana and Sils towards the Maloja, or the hairpins into Val Bregaglia to Soglio. Assistance runs 24/7 and insurance is included.

Itineraries

Drives from St. Moritz and the right car for each

The Bernina pass

about 60 km from St. Moritz

Over 2,300 metres and open all year, down towards Poschiavo and Tirano in the Valtellina.

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The Engadine lakes

about 20 km from St. Moritz

The valley towards the Maloja along the lakes of Champfèr, Silvaplana and Sils.

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The Julier pass

about 50 km from St. Moritz

At 2,284 metres and open all year, it descends towards Bivio and Savognin on the way to Chur.

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The Albula pass

about 30 km from St. Moritz

At 2,312 metres towards Bergün, alongside the UNESCO Albula railway: the pass is closed in winter.

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The Flüela pass and Davos

about 70 km from St. Moritz

Down the Engadine to Susch, then the Flüela at 2,383 metres to Davos; after heavy snowfall the pass can close.

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The National Park and Val Müstair

about 60 km from St. Moritz

From Zernez through the Swiss National Park and over the Ofen pass to Val Müstair and its Carolingian monastery, a UNESCO site.

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Livigno

about 65 km from St. Moritz

From Zernez through the single-lane Munt la Schera tunnel, open all year, to the duty-free valley of Livigno.

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Val Bregaglia and Soglio

about 35 km from St. Moritz

Down the Maloja hairpins into Val Bregaglia to Soglio, on its terrace facing the granite peaks.

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When to go

Events in St. Moritz through the year: when to book

Snow Polo World Cup
January–February · High demand: book early
Between late January and February, polo on the frozen lake.
White Turf
February · High demand: book early
February Sundays, horse racing on the frozen lake.
The I.C.E.
February–March · High demand: book early
Between February and March, the international classic-car concours on the frozen lake.

Calendar checked in September 2026. Exact dates change every year: check them on the event's website.

Delivery

Where to receive your car in St. Moritz: airports, stations and ports

Delivery is arranged at the address you prefer: hotel, villa, office or terminal. These are the most common arrival points in St. Moritz.

Private aviation: Engadin Airport Samedan (SMV) – about 5 km from the centre
Airport: Zürich (ZRH) – about 200 km from the centre
Airport: Milano Linate (LIN) – about 190 km from the centre
Station: St. Moritz – in the centre

Good to know

Driving a luxury car in St. Moritz: what to know

From Milan the usual route runs via Chiavenna and the Maloja pass, open all year; the Julier also stays open in winter, while some higher passes, such as the Albula, close from autumn to spring.
Swiss motorways require the annual vignette (sticker or e-vignette), foreign cars included: without it the fine is immediate. Ask us whether the car already has one.
Limits: 120 km/h on motorways, 80 outside towns, 50 in town. Swiss speeding fines are among the highest in Europe and serious excesses are a criminal offence. Headlights must be on by day.
Switzerland is outside the EU customs union: keep the rental contract and your documents to hand at the border.

Information checked in September 2026. Local rules change: always follow the road signs.

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Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I receive the car at the airport in St. Moritz?

Yes. Delivery is arranged at the address you prefer, including the terminal. The airports most used for St. Moritz are: Engadin Airport Samedan (SMV), about 5 km from the centre; Zürich (ZRH), about 200 km from the centre; Milano Linate (LIN), about 190 km from the centre.

What should I know about driving a luxury car in St. Moritz?

From Milan the usual route runs via Chiavenna and the Maloja pass, open all year; the Julier also stays open in winter, while some higher passes, such as the Albula, close from autumn to spring. Swiss motorways require the annual vignette (sticker or e-vignette), foreign cars included: without it the fine is immediate. Ask us whether the car already has one.

When should I book a car in St. Moritz well in advance?

During the high-demand periods: Snow Polo World Cup (January–February), White Turf (February), The I.C.E. (February–March). Cars sell out first in those weeks, so book well ahead.

What are the best drives from St. Moritz?

The Bernina pass (about 60 km from St. Moritz); the Engadine lakes (about 20 km from St. Moritz); the Julier pass (about 50 km from St. Moritz); the Albula pass (about 30 km from St. Moritz); the Flüela pass and Davos (about 70 km from St. Moritz); the National Park and Val Müstair (about 60 km from St. Moritz); Livigno (about 65 km from St. Moritz); Val Bregaglia and Soglio (about 35 km from St. Moritz).

Can I collect the car in Milan or Zurich and drive to St. Moritz?

Yes. We can hand the car over at Milano Linate or Zürich airport, or at your hotel in either city. From Milan the road runs via Chiavenna and the Maloja pass, open all year, about 190 km and roughly three hours. From Zurich it runs via Chur and the Julier pass, also open in winter, about 200 km. In winter the Vereina car-carrying train from Klosters is an alternative into the Engadine.

Do I need winter tyres or snow chains in St. Moritz?

Switzerland has no general winter-tyre law, but a car must be equipped for the conditions, and on mountain passes snow chains become compulsory where signs require them. Every car we deliver in the cold season wears winter tyres.

Which car is best for St. Moritz in winter?

A four-wheel-drive SUV: the Lamborghini Urus, Ferrari Purosangue, Mercedes-AMG G 63, Bentley Bentayga, Range Rover or Porsche Cayenne. For families with skis, the Land Rover Defender 130 offers up to eight seats and the Mercedes V-Class 4MATIC up to eight.

How much does it cost to rent a luxury car in St. Moritz?

The price depends on the model, the length of the rental and the season: Christmas, New Year and February are the busiest weeks. Selecting your dates shows the current price of each car, with insurance and 24/7 assistance included.

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