Luxury Vehicle Fleet Barcelona
From economy saloons to a sixteen-seat minibus — seven vehicles, each with a published capacity and a published fare. Every car lists what it actually carries, because seats and boot space run out at different points.
Choose Your Luxury Vehicle
Every car lists what it seats and what it carries.
fixed price · excl. VAT & tolls
How to choose the right car
Seats and boot space are separate limits, and they run out at different points. Four adults fit comfortably in a saloon; four adults with four large suitcases do not, whatever the seat count says. On an airport run the boot is almost always the constraint that bites first, which is why every car below lists both numbers.
A large case here means 75 × 50 × 30 cm. If your group is at the edge of a vehicle's seating, book one size up — the difference in fare is usually smaller than people expect, and it is the difference between a comfortable journey and a case on someone's lap for forty minutes.
The price is per vehicle, not per person. A family of four pays the vehicle fare once rather than four times, so the larger cars are often better value per head than they look. Every route fare is published on the pricing page, and the quote tool will price two vehicles side by side.
Capacity at a glance
| Vehicle | Passengers | Large cases | Suited to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Toyota Corolla | 3 | 2 | Economy |
| Toyota Camry | 3 | 3 | Standard |
| Tesla Model 3 | 4 | 2 | Electric |
| Mercedes EQE 300 | 4 | 2 | Business |
| Mercedes Vito | 8 | 4 | Minivan |
| Mercedes V-Class | 7 | 4 | Luxury Minivan |
| Mercedes Sprinter | 16 | 12 | Minibus |
Vehicles are climate controlled in most cars, with WiFi in 5 of the 7. Each car lists what it carries on its own page. WiFi is listed on 5 of the 7 — the exceptions are the V-Class and the Sprinter.
What the classes mean in practice
Economy and Business saloons cover the great majority of transfers: one to three passengers with normal luggage. The difference between them is comfort and finish rather than capacity, so if the boot is enough, the cheaper car does the same job.
Electric — the Tesla Model 3 and the Mercedes EQE 300 — are the same size class as the saloons and cost the same or a little more. Worth asking for if you would rather not arrive after an hour of diesel.
Minivans are the honest answer for families and for groups with holiday luggage. The Vito takes more people, the V-Class fewer but in considerably more comfort, with captain seats and room to face one another.
The Sprinter is for groups the cars cannot take — up to sixteen with a separate luggage hold. For anything larger, or for several vehicles moving together, the corporate page covers how group bookings are handled.
By-the-hour hire is available on every vehicle from €45 an hour with a 4-hour minimum, which is usually better value than separate transfers once a day involves three or more stops. The hourly chauffeur page has the full rates.
Child seats and extras
Child, baby and booster seats are available on every vehicle and are fitted before the car is dispatched, so they have to be requested when you book rather than on the day. They are a paid extra, not included. Meet and greet with your name on a tablet inside arrivals is also optional — the FAQ lists what each extra costs, and the about page covers how we operate.