Rental terms
Self-drive rental of electric vehicles — P&L Consulting SRL, VAT IT18369751005 · Home base: Via Labicana, Rome · info@primogiro.com
1. What we offer
Primo Giro is a self-drive rental service for electric quadricycles (L7e homologation) with suggested itineraries and travel materials provided by P&L Consulting SRL. The customer is always the driver: no chauffeured transport service is included in the rental.
2. Driver requirements
- A valid car driving licence, held for at least one year.
- Minimum age: 21.
- Non-EU visitors: an International Driving Permit (IDP), presented alongside the licence.
- Only the driver registered at check-in may drive, unless a second driver has been agreed.
3. Booking and payment
- Bookings are confirmed with a 20% deposit via a secure payment link.
- The balance is paid at check-in on via Labicana, before the car is handed over.
4. Cancellation and bad weather
- Free cancellation up to 72 hours before departure: the deposit is refunded in full.
- After that, the deposit is retained, unless we can agree on a new date.
- In case of severe weather we offer to move your date or refund everything you have paid.
5. Security hold and excess
At pick-up we place a temporary hold (pre-authorisation) on a credit card, released when the car is returned undamaged. The amounts of the hold and of the damage excess are stated in your booking confirmation.
6. Vehicle use
- The vehicle carries third-party liability insurance for road use.
- Due to its L7e homologation the vehicle may not be driven on motorways or expressways; the suggested route takes this into account.
- Fines, penalties and restricted-traffic (ZTL) charges are the driver's responsibility.
- Sub-hiring, off-road use and any use contrary to the Italian Highway Code are forbidden.
- The car is handed over fully charged and must be returned at the agreed time and place.
7. Assistance
We are reachable on WhatsApp throughout the rental; in case of breakdown or mishap we arrange recovery of the vehicle and its passengers.
8. Governing law
These terms are governed by Italian law. The courts of Rome have jurisdiction, without prejudice to mandatory consumer venues.