The Ssang Yong Rodius is a SUV available for rent in (office) Tiranë, Rruga Avdyl Matoshi , Albania. Offered by Ermal Noka, a verified car rental partner on RentX, this vehicle comes with transparent pricing and online booking with instant confirmation. This 2015 model offers a comfortable and reliable driving experience for exploring Albania's roads, from coastal highways to mountain passes.
Under the hood, the Ssang Yong Rodius features a 2.0 engine. It is paired with a automatic transmission. The vehicle runs on diesel. With 6+1 seats, the Ssang Yong Rodius comfortably accommodates passengers and luggage for road trips across Albania. Reaching up to 220 km/h, this vehicle handles both city driving and longer highway journeys with ease.
You can pick up the Ssang Yong Rodius from Ermal Noka at the following locations: (office) Tiranë, Rruga Avdyl Matoshi , Saranda, Vlora, Shkodra, Berat, Korçë, Tirana Airport (TIA), Tirana, Durrës. Drop-off is available at (office) Tiranë, Rruga Avdyl Matoshi , Saranda, Vlora, Shkodra, Berat, Korçë, Tirana Airport (TIA), Tirana, Durrës. Flexible pickup and return options make it easy to plan your trip around Albania, whether you are arriving at the airport or starting from the city center.
Insurance coverage is available for the Ssang Yong Rodius with the following options: BasicTpl, FullCasco. Prices start from €0 per day. We recommend selecting full coverage for peace of mind while driving in Albania, especially if you plan to explore rural areas or mountain roads.
Save on longer rentals of the Ssang Yong Rodius from Ermal Noka. Extended rental discounts are available: 30+ days: 10%. The longer you rent, the more you save — ideal for extended holidays or business trips across Albania.
To book the Ssang Yong Rodius, select your dates, choose your preferred insurance plan, and confirm your reservation online. The minimum rental period is 5 day(s). Ermal Noka typically responds quickly to booking requests, so you will receive confirmation shortly after placing your order on RentX.
