Pakistan's most trusted premium car rental service — delivering excellence on every road since 2016.
Afridi Rent a Car Pakistan was founded in Abbottabad in 2016 with a single belief: every person in Pakistan deserves access to a premium, reliable vehicle — whether they're a corporate traveller, a tourist exploring the northern areas, or a family celebrating a wedding.
What started as a small fleet of 10 vehicles in Abbottabad has grown into one of northern Pakistan's most recognised premium car rental brands — 150+ vehicles, offices in 5 cities, and 12,000+ satisfied clients. We operate 24/7, 365 days a year.
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
"My vision was simple: give every Pakistani traveller access to a vehicle they can trust — clean, safe, on time, every time. Eight years later, that promise still drives everything we do."
Roman Khan is an entrepreneur and automotive enthusiast from Abbottabad, Pakistan. After spending several years in the logistics and travel sector, he identified a gap in Pakistan's market: the absence of a reliable, professional premium car rental service. In 2016, he launched Afridi Rent a Car Pakistan with a personal investment and a fleet of 10 vehicles.
Under his leadership, the company has built a reputation for punctuality, vehicle quality and customer care that stands unmatched in Pakistan's car rental market. Roman is actively involved in fleet acquisition, service standards, and the company's expansion into new cities across Pakistan.
The principles that guide every decision we make
Every vehicle is fully insured and inspected before every rental. Your safety is non-negotiable.
On-time delivery is our promise. We arrive when we say we will — always.
Spotlessly maintained vehicles that reflect the high standard our clients deserve.
Our team is available around the clock — day or night, weekday or holiday.
No hidden charges. Clear pricing. Honest terms. We earn trust through honesty.
We know Pakistan's roads and routes — from the Hazara hills to Gilgit's mountain passes.
From major metropolitan cities to the peaks of Gilgit-Baltistan