Nissan Kicks Rental in Orlando, FL: Rates and Terms

The 2026 Nissan Kicks is $55 per day with a 3-day minimum rental and a $250 deposit held on your card. This Nissan Kicks rental in Orlando comes with 150 miles per day included and seats five. Renters must be at least 21.

Key takeaways

• The 2026 Nissan Kicks is $55 per day, and every rental has a 3-day minimum.
• A $250 deposit is held on your card, separate from the rental total.
• Included miles are 150 miles per day, and extra miles are billed at $0.25 each.
• Pickup is at Orlando International Airport (MCO), and a toll pass is included in the car.

What does it cost to rent the Nissan Kicks in Orlando?

The 2026 Nissan Kicks is $55 per day, and we only rent it for 3 days or more. That base rate does not include taxes, fees or extras, so treat it as the starting point for your budget, not the full price.

The deposit is $250. It is a hold on your card, separate from the rental total. The same rate, deposit and mileage terms apply to our other two Kicks, the black one and the second white one.

Here is a simple way to think about it. At $55 per day, with 150 miles per day included, a short family trip stays easy to plan. Your base rental grows with each day you keep the car, and so does your mileage allowance, because the included miles accumulate across the whole trip.

The chart below draws base rental estimates for 3 to 7 days. It also shows what happens if you add extra miles each day. In the cost chart's example, 50 extra miles a day are billed at $0.25 each.

The chart covers base rental only. Taxes, fees and extras are separate, so check the booking page for the full picture before you commit.

What is included with the Nissan Kicks rental?

Every Kicks rental includes 150 miles per day. Miles past that are billed at $0.25 each. The renter must be at least 21 years old.

The diagram below walks through how the included miles and the overage work together.

Each Kicks seats five. The white 2026 Nissan Kicks lists a backup camera, heated seats, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, GPS and navigation, and Bluetooth. It also has USB and USB-C charging, a blind-spot monitor, and lane-keep assist.

Push-button start and keyless entry are standard. A toll pass is included in the car, and child seat and LATCH anchors are listed as well. That helps when you are driving a family around Orlando.

If you want all-wheel drive, the black Kicks lists it, along with premium audio. The second white Kicks lists all-wheel drive too. Compare the feature lists on each vehicle page before you pick a color.

Who is the Nissan Kicks a good fit for?

The Kicks suits renters who want an SUV without the size of a big one. It seats five and sits in our SUV class. For couples, small families and groups of friends, that is usually enough room for a few days in Orlando.

Having your own car means you skip waiting on rideshares. Included daily miles give you room for that kind of running around.

The feature list helps on a vacation. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto put your maps and music on the screen. GPS and navigation, a backup camera and a blind-spot monitor make unfamiliar roads easier. Lane-keep assist is there as well.

Families with young kids will like the child seat and LATCH listing. The toll pass is included in the car, which is a useful thing to have when you are driving around the Orlando area. If you are carrying more people than five, look at our minivan in the next section.

How does the Nissan Kicks compare with the rest of the fleet?

The Kicks is our SUV pick, and it sits between our economy cars and our minivan. The table below puts every car side by side, with live rates, deposits and mileage terms.

If you want a lower rate and do not need SUV height, look at the 2025 Nissan Sentra. It seats five and is the better choice for a budget-minded couple or a solo traveler. The Sentra pages list the rate and overage in the same live figures.

If your group is bigger, the 2025 KIA Carnival seats eight and has a third row. It is the one to pick for a large family or two families sharing a car. Its overage charge is different from the Kicks, so read the table before you decide.

Our fleet also includes Hyundai Elantra and Sonata sedans. For more on the economy cars, see Economy Rental in Orlando, FL: Sentra and Elantra.

How do pickup and delivery work?

Pickup is at Orlando International Airport (MCO). Renters come to that pickup location to collect the car, so plan to meet us there when you land.

We do not list any other pickup or delivery locations for these cars. Exact meeting details, timing and any cutoff for pickup or drop-off are on the booking page. Confirm them there before you travel so nothing surprises you on arrival.

If you have questions about how the handoff works, the booking page is the place to start. Follow your local rules while you are driving in Orlando.

How do I book the Nissan Kicks?

Booking direct on our own site takes a few minutes. Here is how it goes.

1. Choose your dates, remembering the 3-day minimum rental.
2. Confirm that every driver meets the minimum age of 21.
3. Choose pickup at Orlando International Airport (MCO).
4. Review the rate, the deposit and the mileage terms, then book.

AutoTransitRentals keeps the terms plain, so you know what you are paying for before you book. Check the booking page for the latest figures and any details not covered here.