17 Seater Tempo Traveller on Rent in Pune From ₹29/km with Driver

The 17 seater tempo traveller per km rate in Pune starts at ₹29/km. Outstation trips bill a minimum of 250 km per day, with a driver allowance of ₹400 per night on overnight journeys. Tolls, parking and state permits are charged at actuals. A local 8 hour and 80 km package for a 17 seater tempo traveller on rent in Pune is ₹6,400.

A 17 seater tempo traveller carries 17 passengers plus the driver, in a 2x2 layout with a rear bench and space for 17 to 20 bags. It is also the vehicle we send for groups of 13, 14, 15 and 16, because everyone gets a proper seat with legroom instead of being squeezed into a 12 seater.

Tempo travellers in Pune are commonly built in 12, 17, 20 and 26 seat configurations, so a group of 16, 18 or 19 is served by either the 17 seater or the 20 seater depending on your exact headcount. A 16 seater group travels in the 17 seater at ₹29/km; an 18 to 19 seater group moves up to the 20 seater at ₹32/km. Tell us how many people are travelling and we will confirm which vehicle fits.

It hits the practical middle. Corporate outings, extended families on a Shirdi or Ashtavinayak pilgrimage, and college groups usually land somewhere between 13 and 17 people, and this size covers all of them in one vehicle at ₹29/km, just ₹3/km above the 12 seater. Splitting a group of 15 across two smaller vehicles costs more and separates everyone on the highway.

Yes. Our 17 seater tempo travellers have push-back reclining seats, roof-mounted AC vents running the length of the cabin, a music system, LED cabin lighting and charging points. Non-AC versions are available at a lower rate and are a common pick for winter travel or tighter budgets.

Yes, corporate outings are one of the most common uses for this size. Teams from Hinjewadi, Kharadi, Magarpatta, Baner and Viman Nagar book it for offsites, client visits and team trips. The local 8 hour package covers a full working day, and we can raise a monthly invoice for regular corporate bookings rather than billing trip by trip.

It is the most booked size on that route. Pune to Shirdi is 187 km each way via NH60, and a return trip comfortably crosses the 250 km daily minimum. Most groups leave Pune between 1 and 3 AM for morning darshan and return the same evening, with the driver waiting at the temple. Larger pilgrimage groups often add Shani Shingnapur, 65 km further on.

The rate covers the vehicle, fuel, a professional driver with a commercial licence, and all applicable taxes. Tolls, parking, state permits and the ₹400 per night driver allowance are billed at actuals on outstation trips, and we give you the expected figure before you book. Only a minimal advance is required and there is no surge on weekends or festival dates.