Renting a car is truly convenient when you don't have to keep track of your mileage allowance, the motorway vignette, or the rules for using the car abroad. VING Extra Coverage bundles several important add-on services into a single package, so you can use your rental car more simply and predictably.
With Extra Coverage you get a lower deposit and a more favourable minimum casco deductible compared to the BASIC package.
No traditional daily mileage allowance, and no excess-mileage fee under normal use.
The nationwide Hungarian motorway vignette is included in the package, so you don't need to arrange it separately.
With Extra Coverage the vehicle can also be used abroad within the European Union, with prior notice. No separate border-crossing service needs to be requested.
If a problem comes up on the road, we help arrange the assistance you need. Beyond Standard Assistance, the package can cover towing and vehicle transport, repair of a technical fault not attributable to you, and a one-time fuel delivery. Extra Coverage Assistance is available in Hungary, Austria and Slovakia.
By prior agreement, the package includes one out-of-hours handover or return per rental.
Cleaning the vehicle after normal use is included in the package. Separate rules apply to extraordinary soiling and special cleaning.
*Unlimited mileage applies to fair use. In the case of abusive or disproportionately high mileage, the GTC may allow for a different settlement.
You don't need to watch your daily mileage allowance, and the Hungarian motorway vignette is already available to you.
Use within the EU is simpler — you only need to take care of the prior notification.
Less administration and more flexible use, all in one package.
A lower deposit, a lower minimum deductible, and extended assistance help reduce the burden of unexpected situations.
Unlimited km*, Hungarian motorway vignette, use abroad within the EU, a lower deposit and deductible, and extended assistance.
Note: This page text is based on VING's current General Terms and Conditions. The detailed, prevailing terms are set out in the GTC.