Overview
Europcar, a global leader in car rentals since 1949, has a strong presence in Morocco with over 20 outlets, focusing on major airports, cities, and tourist spots. They offer a diverse fleet including economy cars, SUVs, vans, and hybrids, ideal for navigating Morocco’s varied terrain—from the Atlas Mountains to coastal roads. Rentals include unlimited mileage options, full-to-full fuel policy, and add-ons like GPS or child seats. As of October 2025, Europcar emphasizes eco-friendly vehicles and quick online bookings, with promotions like up to 15% off for advance reservations via partners like EasyTerra.

Key Locations
Europcar’s network covers key entry points and urban centers. Here’s a selection of major outlets:

| City/Area | Address/Notes | Contact | Hours (Typical Airport) |
| Casablanca Airport (CMN) | Mohamed V International Airport, Terminal 1 | +212 522 539 200 | 07:00–23:00 daily |
| Marrakech Airport (RAK) | Menara Airport, Bloc C | +212 524 448 000 | 07:30–22:30 daily |
| Agadir Airport | Al Massira Airport, near arrivals | +212 528 822 200 | 08:00–22:00 daily |
| Rabat Airport | Sale Airport and downtown branch | +212 537 777 500 | 08:00–20:00 weekdays |
| Fez Airport | Fes-Saiss Airport | +212 535 620 300 | 07:00–21:00 daily |
| Tangier Airport | Ibn Battouta Airport, Terminal 2 | +212 539 333 400 | 07:00–22:00 daily |
| Essaouira Downtown | City center office for coastal trips | +212 524 784 700 | 09:00–18:00 daily |

For exact details, check the official site or app. Shuttles are available at airports.

Pricing Overview
Rates fluctuate by season, duration, and vehicle class:
– Economy/Compact (e.g., Peugeot 208): $23–$39/day (~230–390 MAD)
– Intermediate (e.g., VW Golf): $32–$50/day
– SUV/Minivan (e.g., Dacia Duster): $42–$65/day
– Deposits: 2,000–15,000 MAD ($200–$1,500 USD) held on credit card; young driver fees (under 25) may add 10–20%.
– One-way fees: Up to 1,500 MAD for inter-city drops (e.g., Casablanca to Marrakech).

Customer Reviews and Tips
Europcar Morocco scores around 7/10 on Rentalcars.com and DiscoverCars, with 7.1/10 for staff efficiency and 7.2/10 for vehicle cleanliness. Trustpilot shows mixed feedback, while Reddit threads (r/Morocco, r/travel) highlight reliability for internationals but flag local quirks. Recent 2025 experiences note improvements in fleet quality but persistent deposit/release delays.

Pros (from positive reviews):
– Convenient airport locations and efficient pickups (e.g., “Smooth handover at Marrakech” on Auto Europe).
– Reliable vehicles for long drives; hybrids available for eco-conscious travelers.
– Good for one-ways, per Tripadvisor users comparing to Sixt/Hertz.

Cons (common 2025 complaints):
– High-mileage or scratched cars at handover (e.g., “Battle-scarred Dacia” on Auto Europe; dents/radio issues on DiscoverCars).
– Large deposits and slow refunds (up to 2 weeks); breakdowns with poor roadside support (e.g., “No help in Essaouira” on Tripadvisor).
– Upsells on insurance; disorganized counters during peaks (Trustpilot: “Wrong model provided, long waits”).

Tips:
– Inspect vehicles thoroughly—take timestamped photos/videos at pickup/return to avoid damage disputes.
– Buy full coverage via your credit card or aggregator to minimize on-site extras (reduces deposit to ~5,000 MAD).
– Opt for automatics if manual driving stresses you; limited stock, so book early.
– For breakdowns, have local SIM/international roaming; Europcar’s 24/7 line (+212 522 979 797) is hit-or-miss.
– Recent X post (March 2025) highlights job ops, indicating stable operations.