Yes, if you are 21 through 24 years old. Aloha Rent A Car rents to drivers in that age range with a $10.00-per-day surcharge for each renter or additional driver. Aloha does not rent to anyone under 21 and does not approve additional drivers under 21. The fee sits on top of the daily rate, so compare the full trip cost, make sure every driver is approved, and choose a vehicle that fits your passengers, luggage, and Maui plans.
If you already know your dates, start by checking current Maui rental car availability. If you are still comparing options, use this guide to understand how the age 21–24 surcharge changes the real price, how Aloha compares with airport counters and Turo, and what to ask before pickup near Kahului Airport.
Start with your age band, not the vehicle
The age question gets confusing because people use “under 25” to mean several different things. A 24-year-old may qualify under Aloha’s policy; a 19-year-old does not.
Use this as the practical starting point:
- Under age 21 with Aloha: You cannot rent or be added as an additional driver.
- Ages 21 through 24 with Aloha: You can rent, and a $10.00-per-day surcharge applies to each renter or additional driver in this age range.
- Age 25 and older with Aloha: The age 21–24 daily surcharge does not apply.
- National rental companies and Turo: Rules vary by company or platform, so compare their age minimums, young-driver fees, and vehicle limits separately.
Age is not the only requirement. Every Aloha reservation has a five-day minimum. The renter must bring a valid driver’s license, a valid major credit card in their own name, and proof of full-coverage insurance. Debit cards are not accepted, and every additional driver must be approved before driving.
Aloha Rent A Car’s rule for ages 21 through 24
Aloha Rent A Car is based at 181 Dairy Rd in Kahului, near Kahului Airport, and has served Maui since 1975. For visitors comparing local options, the rule is straightforward: drivers ages 21 through 24 can rent and pay a $10.00-per-day surcharge. Drivers under 21 cannot rent or be added to a reservation.
That changes the price math, not the answer to whether you can rent. For example:
- A five-day rental adds $50.00 for each approved driver age 21 through 24.
- A seven-day rental adds $70.00 for each approved driver age 21 through 24.
- If two approved drivers are ages 21 through 24, the surcharge applies to each driver.
Plan the fee before arrival instead of treating it like a surprise at pickup. If your dates are fixed, compare the full rental total against the vehicle that actually fits the trip. A cheaper daily rate is not always the cheaper Maui rental if the car is too small for luggage, groceries, beach gear, or the drive from OGG to your condo or hotel.
How national rental companies usually handle 21 to 24
Maui visitors also compare local companies with the airport rental counters. The official Kahului Airport page lists rental car companies serving OGG, including Alamo, Avis, Budget, Dollar, Enterprise, Hertz, National, Sixt, and Thrifty.
National-brand rules are not identical, but many follow the same basic pattern: renters 21 to 24 can often rent, they usually pay a young-driver fee, and they may be limited to certain vehicle classes.
Enterprise says the minimum age is 21 through most of the U.S., with exceptions in Michigan, New York, and government travel, and says renters under 25 pay a young-renter fee that varies by location. Enterprise also notes that renters 21 through 24 may be restricted to specific car classes.
Alamo publishes a similar under-25 rental pattern: minimum age 21 in most U.S. and Canada locations, a youthful surcharge for ages 21 to 24, and possible car-class restrictions.
The practical Maui takeaway is simple: do not compare only the daily rate. A national-brand quote may change once the young-driver fee, airport-related charges, coverage choices, extra-driver rules, and vehicle-class limits are included.
Turo and app-based options have different rules
Turo is not the same thing as renting from a local rental company or an airport counter. It can be useful for some under-25 drivers, but the rules are platform-specific and vehicle-specific.
Turo’s U.S. booking requirements currently say the minimum age depends on vehicle class. Standard vehicles can be booked at 18 or older, vehicles with a total market value over $20,000 require 21 or older, Deluxe Class requires 25 or older, and Super Deluxe, Classic, or Specialty vehicles require 30 or older. Turo also says drivers ages 18 to 24 must pay a young-driver fee, calculated based on age and other trip factors.
Additional drivers are not a workaround. Turo’s additional-driver guidance says added drivers must meet the age, license, and vehicle-class requirements, and the primary driver is responsible for pickup and return.
If you are considering Turo in Maui, read the listing, pickup instructions, parking details, protection plan, deposit rules, and damage-photo process closely. The local rental vs airport rental vs Turo guide goes deeper on that comparison.
What fees to check before booking
For renters ages 21 through 24, the daily age surcharge is only one part of the real cost. Before you reserve, check the full amount due and the terms that can change the trip.
Ask about:
- Age 21–24 surcharge by day and by driver.
- Extra-driver fees or approval rules.
- Vehicle-class restrictions, if you are comparing national companies or Turo.
- The five-day minimum for every Aloha reservation.
- The valid major credit card required in the renter’s own name; debit cards are not accepted.
- Proof of full-coverage insurance and any optional coverage decisions.
- Deposits or holds.
- Airport pickup, delivery, parking, shuttle, or return fees.
- Late return or after-hours fees.
- Cancellation rules.
Also ask about cancellation rules, pickup timing, return timing, and insurance proof. Those details are not only age-related, but they matter when you are comparing total cost.
Choose the vehicle around the trip, not the age question
Because Aloha rents to eligible drivers ages 21 through 24, the vehicle decision should be practical: passenger fit first, then luggage, then driving comfort, then price.
For many 21 to 24-year-old visitors, a smaller car or midsize car is the simplest fit. If you are traveling light and staying mostly around Kihei, Wailea, Lahaina, Kaanapali, Kapalua, or Paia, compare Maui economy car rentals before paying more for a vehicle you do not need.
An SUV can make sense when luggage, beach gear, groceries, or longer drives are part of the trip. A Jeep can be fun for scenic Maui days, but it does not erase age rules, roof rules, rental restrictions, or route restrictions. A minivan can be a better family answer when child seats and bags are involved.
Groups need the most caution because the wrong-size vehicle can erase any savings. If the plan depends on one larger vehicle, compare Maui van rentals, luggage space, pickup timing, and parking before booking the trip around it.
For a broader class-by-class comparison, use the Maui rental car fleet and choose around the hardest day of the trip, not just the cheapest vehicle.
Maui-specific planning for renters ages 21 through 24
Maui is not a place where you want an unclear pickup plan. Most visitors land at Kahului Airport, collect bags, and still need to drive to a condo, hotel, or first grocery stop. If your reservation includes a driver age 21 through 24, an additional-driver question, or an insurance-proof question, solve it before arrival day.
Before pickup, make sure you know:
- Where to go after baggage claim at OGG.
- Whether every driver is approved before anyone drives.
- Whether your license and payment method match the renter name.
- What insurance proof or coverage decision is required.
- How much the $10.00-per-day age 21–24 surcharge adds to the reservation.
- What to do if your flight is delayed.
If you are arriving with friends, decide who will be the renter and who will actually drive. Do not put the reservation under a driver age 25 or older to avoid the surcharge if someone age 21 through 24 plans to drive. Anyone under 21 is ineligible, and every eligible driver must be approved before driving.
When calling is smarter than guessing
Call before booking if any of these apply:
- You are age 21 through 24 and want the full surcharge calculation before booking.
- You need a van, Jeep, larger SUV, or specific class.
- You do not have personal auto insurance and need to understand coverage requirements.
- You need more than one driver.
- Your flight arrives late in the day.
- You are comparing a local company, an airport counter, and Turo.
- Your group has enough luggage that a smaller car may not work.
A short call can prevent a common planning mistake for drivers ages 21 through 24: comparing only the displayed daily rate instead of the full rental total with the extra $10.00 per day included for each eligible driver in that age range.
The clean answer
If you are 21 through 24, Aloha Rent A Car can rent to you with a $10.00-per-day surcharge. If you are under 21, Aloha cannot rent to you or add you as a driver. Build the surcharge into the total, make sure every eligible driver is listed correctly, and choose the vehicle that fits the real Maui trip.
If you know your dates, check available Maui rental cars and review the Kahului Airport car rental options. If you want the exact age 21–24 surcharge total, insurance details, additional-driver answer, or vehicle-fit guidance, contact the Aloha Rent A Car team before booking.
