Scooter rental in Rabat: the complete 2026 guide

Honda SH 50 — Forthing Motors, scooter rental in Rabat

Scooter rental in Rabat starts at 80 DH a day at Forthing Motors, insurance included. New automatic scooters, no license required under 50cc, delivered to Rabat, Salé, Témara and Skhirate. Here's everything you need to know before booking.

Why rent a scooter in Rabat?

Rabat is a dense city where car trips quickly become an obstacle course: traffic jams on Avenue Mohammed V and the Salé road, scarce paid parking downtown, a tram that's packed at rush hour. The scooter solves all of it in one go: you keep moving, you park right in front of your destination, and you do it for 80 DH a day — insurance included.

Which models are available?

The Forthing Motors fleet covers every use: the Honda C90, unbreakable and fuel-sipping; the Honda C50 for tight budgets; the Honda SH 50 for comfort and its roomy storage — the VTC drivers' favorite; the SYM Symphony for city agility; and the Sanya, the best price-to-equipment ratio. All are automatic, under 50cc, so no license is required.

How much does a scooter rental in Rabat cost?

80 DH a day, all in: insurance, servicing, two helmets if needed. The average rate posted by rental companies in the area sits between 120 and 150 DH, making this one of the most competitive offers in Rabat. Weekly and monthly rentals get discounted rates on request — especially worthwhile for VTC drivers and long-term residents.

License, insurance, documents: what's required

Good news: for a scooter under 50cc, no driving license is required in Morocco. An international permit is accepted if you have one. For documents, a single ID is enough to finalize the rental. Insurance is always included in the posted rate — no hidden extras.

Your scooter in Rabat, as soon as today

New scooters, insurance included, no license required under 50cc. Delivery to Rabat, Salé, Témara and Skhirate. Book in minutes on WhatsApp.

Where to ride: Rabat, Salé, Témara, Skhirate

Your scooter takes you everywhere in the metro area: the Rabat–Salé crossing via Hassan II bridge takes ten minutes, Témara is 25 minutes away, and the Skhirate-to-Harhoura coastline is best discovered on two wheels. Trips beyond the metro area remain possible on request — just mention it when booking.

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