ABOUT US

Get in touch with Namibia Car Rental for professional services and advice which will ensure that your trip, wherever it may take you, becomes a memory of a life-time.

WHO ARE WE

Namibia Car Rental is an owner-managed family business. It was established in 2008 after Owen Sivertsen’s air-charter business experienced a slowdown during the global recession and he decided to branch out into the leisure vehicle rental sector. The operation grew, and in 2013 Owen’s brother Howard bought into the business.

We love travelling, camping and testing our 4X4s and equipment to their limits.
We’re flexible and a solutions-driven organisation: clients come to us with their challenges and we find a solution.

We’re always available for our clients, including over weekends and on public holidays. If Howard isn’t personally available, a senior rental agent with many years of experience in the business will be able to help.

OUR CORE VALUES

Our team is available 24/7 and will gladly assist in any way possible to give you the ultimate experience.

We are responsible and dependable.
If we undertake to do something, we do it.

Consistently delivering vehicles on time. every time.
Honesty and respect for people and the environment are very important to us.

OUR MISSION

We would love our customers to connect to our country, our people, our company and our staff. We strive to be the company you refer your friends and family to, and that they return time and again.

Our employees are the backbone of our company and we want them to grow. We work together and learn from one another to promote growth within the company.

As owners we want to run a successful and ethical business, while contributing to the Namibian economy and to our society.

“I’d like to thank you for contributing to the success of my trip – dealing with your company was such a great experience. It was simple and efficient. Even when I made changes to –my itinerary, it was handled with such ease. With staff like Andre, I believe your company will go from strength to strength. Thank you again.”
Sam Pillay