Since Autolib's end in July 2018, Paris has seen carsharing services multiply. In 2026, Parisians have diversified options: free-floating carsharing, round-trip station-based carsharing, peer-to-peer rental. This guide compares Paris's main platforms, young-driver conditions, prices and specifics.
Zity by Moov'in.Paris: free-floating leader
Zity, a Stellantis subsidiary, is the main 100% electric carsharing operator in Paris and first ring. In 2026, the fleet counts around 1,600 Peugeot e-208 and Fiat 500e, available via mobile app. Pricing: €0.38/minute all-inclusive (Paris parking, electric fuel, insurance). Minimum age: 21 with B licence for 2 years. Parking zone: Paris intra-muros and 76 first-ring communes.
Zity pros and cons
Pros: no young-driver surcharge after 21 and 2 years licence, recent vehicles, free street parking included in Paris, modest excess (€400). Cons: variable availability (especially evenings and weekends), absence in some peripheral districts (19th north, 20th east), 15-min max reservation before free cancellation.
Free2Move: Citroën ë-C4 free-floating
Free2Move (also Stellantis) manages a complementary fleet of about 550 vehicles in Paris, mostly Citroën ë-C4 and Peugeot e-2008. Pricing: €0.42/minute free use, hourly packages (€19/h) and daily (€69/day) available. Minimum age: 21 with B licence for 1 year. Zone: Paris and first ring.
Ubeeqo: round-trip station-based carsharing
Ubeeqo (Europcar Mobility Group) offers station-based carsharing: the vehicle is booked and returned to the same spot. Over 400 stations in Île-de-France, mostly in underground or residential car parks. Pricing: €4-8/hour per vehicle + €0.29/km. Minimum age: 21 with B licence for 2 years. Advantage: varied vehicles (compact, family, utility, SUV), competitive long-duration rates (full day from €49).
Getaround: peer-to-peer rental
Formerly Drivy, Getaround is France's leading P2P rental platform. Over 5,000 vehicles available in Paris in 2026, offered by individuals and some pros. Widely variable pricing: €25-80/day per vehicle and negotiation. Minimum age: 21 with B licence for 2 years. Allianz insurance included in each rental.
How it works and safety
Keys are handed over in person with the owner or via the Getaround Connect box (automatic smartphone unlock, available on about 40% of vehicles). Advantage: rates often 30-50% cheaper than classic renters. Con: condition depends on owners, check ratings before booking (minimum 4.5/5 recommended).
Citiz: cooperative and activist carsharing
Citiz offers round-trip carsharing managed by a cooperative. About 120 vehicles across 80 Paris stations. Pricing: monthly subscription (€5-15/month) + use (€2-5/hour + €0.25-0.35/km). Advantage: very competitive rates for regular use, well-maintained vehicles, cooperative values. Con: return to same station obligation, advance booking.
Price comparison: which service for what use?
Use 1 - Urban one-off (30-60 min): Zity or Free2Move, total €11-25. Use 2 - Half day (4 h): Ubeeqo (€19-29) or Citiz with subscription (€10-18). Use 3 - Full weekend (48 h, 300 km): Getaround (€80-130) or Ubeeqo package (€109-139). Use 4 - Full week: Getaround (€250-450) or traditional rental if recent licence with young surcharge (€350-600 included).
2026 young-driver conditions
Zity and Free2Move relaxed conditions in 2024-2025: minimum age is now 21 (vs 23 before 2023) and licence seniority can drop to 1 year with a €0.05-0.10/minute supplement. Ubeeqo and Citiz maintain 21 and 2 years seniority. Getaround is most flexible with 21 and 1 year licence. For 18-20 year olds: virtually no option, except accompaniment by a senior driver.
Insurance included and excess
Zity: €400 excess, comprehensive insurance included. Free2Move: €500 excess. Ubeeqo: €800 excess, buy-back possible €5/rental. Getaround: €1,500 excess, buy-back possible €8-15/rental. Citiz: €900 excess. For a young driver, Ubeeqo and Getaround excesses are significantly higher than Zity and Free2Move.
Recharging an electric carsharing vehicle
Zity and Free2Move vehicles are 100% electric. Recharging is managed by the operator: you can leave the car with a 10% battery, the next will be recharged. If you wish to recharge yourself (time-saving): Belib' stations (€0.30/kWh), Izivia (€0.40/kWh), TotalEnergies (€0.40-0.59/kWh). Your bank card debits directly; the Zity app reimburses the recharge cost with proof.
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