Car Rentals
Our Executive Fleet
Chauffeur-driven luxury and self-drive vehicles — meticulously maintained, always on time.
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The Executive Fleet
Meticulously maintained, professionally driven. Rates start low and remain open to negotiation — enquire for your dates.
How POTUS car hire works
POTUS runs Livingstone and Lusaka’s executive hire fleet on a simple doctrine: rates start low and stay negotiable. A standard saloon begins at K400 per day self-drive with limited collision-damage and theft insurance included and fuel excluded; long hires earn discounts of up to 60%, and monthly saloon lets run from about K13,500. Every request is answered with a personalised proforma quotation — chauffeur-driven or self-drive, airport meet and greet at Livingstone (LVI) or Lusaka (KKIA), and one desk on WhatsApp +260 955 747 769 from enquiry to key handover. Our chauffeurs are trained in defensive driving and airport protocol; punctuality is the house signature.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does car hire cost in Livingstone or Lusaka?
Standard saloons start from K400 per day self-drive; SUVs, 4x4s, MPVs and buses are quoted personally for your dates. All rates are starting-from and negotiable — request a quotation and the desk replies the same day.
What is included in the rental rate?
Limited collision-damage and theft insurance and the agreed usage area are included; fuel is excluded. Chauffeur service, cross-town use and one-way arrangements are priced on your quotation.
Can I hire with a driver instead of self-drive?
Yes — most executive clients do. POTUS chauffeurs are trained in defensive driving and airport protocol, and a car-with-driver day is quoted as a single line on your proforma.
Do you offer long-term and corporate hire?
Monthly saloon lets run from about K13,500 with discounts of up to 60% on extended hires. Corporate accounts get consolidated invoicing across vehicles and cities.
Do you provide airport pick-up?
Always — meet and greet at Harry Mwaanga Nkumbula International in Livingstone and Kenneth Kaunda International in Lusaka, with a name board and help with luggage.