
Nero Line
Plan a Luxury Trip in Switzerland
Start with the route, season and luggage—then decide whether self-drive, chauffeur or rail fits each leg
This page derives its displayed listing count and prices from current Swiss-market catalogue records. A listing is not availability.
Find your next experience
Search the Swiss car collection in Zurich and private jets from our global fleet.
The Zurich fleet
Browse vehicles currently listed for the Swiss market. Unit allocation, selected-date availability, handover location and delivery are confirmed in a written offer.

Lamborghini Huracan Tecnica
Lamborghini Huracán (2023)
From CHF 3’000/day
Swiss-market listing

McLaren 720s Spider
McLaren 720S (2019)
From CHF 2’800/day
Swiss-market listing

Lamborghini Urus Schwarz
Lamborghini Urus (2022)
From CHF 2’800/day
Swiss-market listing

Lamborghini Urus Grau
Lamborghini Urus (2022)
From CHF 2’800/day
Swiss-market listing

Lamborghini Huracan EVO RWD
Lamborghini Huracán (2021)
From CHF 2’800/day
Swiss-market listing

Ferrari F8 Tributo
Ferrari F8 (2020)
From CHF 2’800/day
Swiss-market listing

Ferrari 488 GTB Spider
Ferrari 488 (2018)
From CHF 2’800/day
Swiss-market listing

Porsche 911 992 GT3
Porsche 911 (2022)
From CHF 2’600/day
Swiss-market listing
What Nero Line arranges in Switzerland
Vehicle, flight and chalet requests are assessed individually. Catalogue presence does not represent selected-date availability, an allocated provider or confirmed delivery.

Cars in Zurich
Browse vehicles currently listed for the Swiss market with displayed CHF daily catalogue prices. Unit allocation, selected-date availability, handover location and delivery are confirmed in a written offer.

Private jets to and from Switzerland
The public collection currently lists 30 aircraft. Swiss flight requests are researched and quoted individually; no local base, registration, provider or availability is represented here.

Alpine chalets and villas, on request
Swiss chalet requests are researched and quoted individually; no local provider, property or availability is represented here.
What luxury car rental costs in Switzerland
Each figure is the lowest displayed daily catalogue price in that category, in Swiss francs. Selected-date price and duration are confirmed in the written offer.
| Supercars | from CHF 1’300/day |
| Performance SUVs | from CHF 1’100/day |
| Executive saloons & GTs | from CHF 1’100/day |
| Convertibles | from CHF 1’300/day |
Swiss rentals are quoted and charged in francs, with Swiss VAT at 8.1%. Delivery, insurance terms and any multi-day rate are confirmed on your quote before you pay.
Where the Swiss fleet is
What renting in Switzerland actually involves
The cars are already in Zurich
The Swiss fleet is based in the city all year, not shuttled in for a booking. A Zurich handover is a city drive, not a cross-border transfer.
No airport counter
Nero Line has no desk at Zurich Airport. The car is handed over at an address you name in the city. Tell the concierge when you land and it is arranged around that.
Francs, not a converted euro price
Swiss cars are quoted and charged in CHF with VAT at 8.1%. The currency follows the car's country, not your browser, and nothing is converted at checkout.
A Swiss number, an office in Zug
Swiss enquiries go to +41 43 505 10 48. Industriestrasse 16 in Zug is a contact and administrative office, not a showroom or handover point. The written offer confirms the approved handover location.
Use this Switzerland hub to plan the whole journey rather than to choose a particular rental car. It connects Zurich arrivals with alpine routes, winter-equipment guidance and the live Swiss fleet, while the dedicated car category owns availability, CHF prices and booking requirements.
Luxury travel planning in Switzerland means matching every leg to the route and conditions: self-drive where the exact car and equipment fit, chauffeur when arrival timing or weather makes the transfer the priority, and rail where a car-free destination or efficient connection makes driving unnecessary. Nero Line’s rental inventory is based in Zurich; this page is the planning layer around it, not a second commercial fleet page.
Begin with the airport or city handover, count passengers and real bags, identify every overnight stop, and check the last mile before selecting transport. The sections below connect the Zurich fleet with St. Moritz, Verbier, Gstaad and Zermatt planning, including the points at which rail, chauffeur or a verified winter-equipped vehicle may be the stronger choice.
The page derives the displayed Swiss-market listing count and prices from the current catalogue. A listing is not availability; allocation and selected-date availability are confirmed in a written offer.
Zurich, and only Zurich
The represented Swiss fleet is based in Zurich. The written offer confirms whether handover is in Zurich or requires separately quoted repositioning to another approved location. The Zug address, Industriestrasse 16, is a contact and administrative office, not a showroom or vehicle handover point. The written offer confirms the handover/return address, meeting point, each delivery leg, timing and any charge before payment.
What the fleet is built for
The current Swiss-market catalogue includes performance SUVs and convertibles. Category labels do not establish suitability or selected-date availability; the allocated vehicle and its equipment are confirmed in the written offer.
Arrive ready for the Alps
Practical guides for ZRH and GVA arrivals, resort transfers and choosing a genuinely winter-ready luxury car. Routes and equipment stay subject to current conditions and the confirmed booking.
Zurich Airport to St. Moritz: car or chauffeur?
Plan the Engadin leg around the Vereina car train, live road conditions, luggage and the exact winter setup.
Read the guide02Geneva Airport to Verbier, Gstaad and Zermatt
Compare chauffeur, rail and self-drive—and plan the Täsch handoff before a car-free Zermatt stay.
Read the guide03Tyres, chains and the right winter vehicle
What Swiss guidance means in practice, from G-Class-type 4x4s to all-wheel-drive supercars.
Read the guide04Zurich to Zermatt: train, chauffeur or drive to Täsch
Plan the car-free final leg before choosing rail, a confirmed chauffeur or a Zurich self-drive car that stops in Täsch.
Read the guideFrequently Asked Questions
Trusted by
Driving in Switzerland?
Browse the Swiss-market catalogue, then request written confirmation of the unit, dates, handover and delivery. The Swiss line is +41 43 505 10 48.
Talk to a concierge
