The 5 Best Carsharing Apps in Spain in 2026
Free-floating carsharing, where you pick up a car parked on the street, use it and leave it on another street, exists in Spain mainly in Madrid, with some presence in Málaga and Barcelona. Every operator works the same way: you sign up with your driving licence, find the car on the map and unlock it with your phone. What changes is the fleet, the service area and the price. This guide compares the 5 best carsharing apps in Spain in 2026, useful whether you live there or are visiting.
Apps for renting a car by the minute in the city
Carsharing apps with electric and hybrid cars spread across the city, rental by the minute, hour or day, unlocking with your phone and free parking within the service area.
Top pick
Voltio by Mutua - Carsharing
Free · 100K+
The best rated
4.8
4K reviews
TopApps analysis
Voltio is the carsharing service with the best score on both app stores, with an electric fleet, a simple app and rates by the minute, hour and day.
Voltio is Mutua Madrileña's car-sharing service, with an electric fleet in Madrid. It is the newest of the big operators and the best rated on both app stores, with a simple app and rates by the minute, hour and day. Mutua policyholders get extra perks.
Pros
- The best-rated app among Madrid's car-sharing services
- Electric fleet with the CERO label
- Rates by the minute, hour and day
Cons
- Only operates in Madrid
- Smaller fleet than Free2move or Mobilize Share
Free2move | Car-sharing y Rent
Free2move SAS · Free · 5M+
The largest fleet
4.4
84K reviews
TopApps analysis
Free2move brings together the cars once shared out between emov and Share Now, and adds daily rental and vans in the same app.
Free2move is the Stellantis group's car-sharing service and the brand that absorbed emov and Share Now, so today it brings together much of the fleet that three operators used to split between them in Madrid. Alongside per-minute rental it offers daily rental and a subscription option, all from the same app.
Pros
- One of Madrid's largest fleets after integrating Share Now and emov
- Rental by the minute, hour or day from the same app
- Vehicles of several sizes, including vans
Cons
- Per-minute car sharing is only available in Madrid
- The app mixes many services and is less straightforward than Mobilize Share's
Mobilize Share
glide.io · Free · 500K+
The most widespread in Madrid
3.8
20K reviews
TopApps analysis
Mobilize Share, formerly Zity, remains one of the operators with the most electric cars in Madrid and a very wide service area.
Mobilize Share is the new name of Zity, Renault's car-sharing service in Madrid. The whole fleet is electric and billed by the minute: you find the car on the map, unlock it with your phone and leave it parked on any street within the service area. It is one of the options with the most cars in the capital.
Pros
- Fully electric fleet
- You can leave the car in any space within the service area
- No monthly fee: you only pay for the minutes you use
Cons
- Only operates in Madrid
- Its Google Play rating dropped after the rebrand and app change
WiBLE – carsharing Madrid
Free · 500K+
Best for leaving the city
3.7
5K reviews
TopApps analysis
WiBLE uses plug-in hybrids with long range and daily rates with kilometres included, designed for a trip out and back.
WiBLE is the car-sharing service run by Kia and Repsol in Madrid. What sets it apart is a fleet of plug-in hybrids, with far more range than a pure electric car, and daily rates with kilometres included that let you leave the city and even take a long trip in the same car.
Pros
- Plug-in hybrids with long range
- Hourly and daily rates designed for getting out of Madrid
- Fuel discounts at Repsol petrol stations
Cons
- Madrid only
- The hybrids carry the ECO label, not CERO
- Reviews mention occasional problems unlocking the car
GoTo Shared Mobility
GoTo Mobility · Free · 100K+
Cars, scooters and e-scooters
3.5
2K reviews
TopApps analysis
GoTo combines several vehicle types in a single account and is the only one on the list with a presence in Málaga.
GoTo is a shared-mobility operator that brings cars, mopeds and e-scooters together in the same app. In Spain it operates in Madrid and Málaga, and its strength is being able to combine several vehicle types with a single account. The app is rated better on the App Store than on Google Play.
Pros
- Cars, mopeds and e-scooters under a single account
- Available in Madrid and Málaga
- Per-minute rates with no fee
Cons
- Smaller car fleet than the specialist operators
- The Android app has a modest rating
Frequently asked questions
Which is the best carsharing app in Madrid?
It depends on how you use it. For short trips around the city, Voltio and Mobilize Share have electric fleets with the CERO emissions label and good ratings. For a weekend out of Madrid, WiBLE is the most practical option thanks to its plug-in hybrids and daily rates with kilometres included.
Is there carsharing outside Madrid?
Very little. GoTo also operates in Málaga, and in Barcelona the dominant model is station-based rental from car parks, not free-floating street parking. Per-minute carsharing as such is concentrated in Madrid.
What do I need to sign up?
Be of legal age, hold a valid driving licence, with each operator setting a minimum number of years since it was issued, usually between one and three, and have a bank card. You register in the app by photographing your licence and your ID document, and it is usually approved within hours. Foreign licences are accepted by most operators, but check each app's conditions first.
How much does per-minute carsharing cost?
Rates change often and vary by time of day and vehicle, so the reliable approach is to check them in each app before booking. All of them include fuel or charging, insurance and parking within the service area, which is where the saving lies compared with renting a conventional car for a few hours.
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