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7 Best Lorry and Van Rental Services in Singapore (2026)

Compare lorry and van rental services in Singapore, from contract van leases to on-demand drivers with 10ft and 14ft lorries. Updated for 2026.

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Amir Wahab
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Renting a van or lorry in Singapore can mean two quite different things: hiring a vehicle and driver for a single delivery or move, or leasing a van for months at a time to run your own business. This guide covers both. Each company below publishes a van or lorry service on its own site, and we describe only what that site says. Prices change with route, vehicle size and demand, so none are quoted here. Before you book, work out your load, how many hours you need, and whether you want a driver included, then compare quotes from two or three of these providers.

1. Goldbell

Goldbell is a commercial-vehicle group whose Singapore site carries a dedicated rental section alongside sales, financing and servicing. Its rent menu lists goods vans, passenger vans, 10-footer trucks, 14-19 footer trucks, 20-25 footer trucks, prime movers with heavy-duty trucks, and electric commercial vehicles, so one company covers everything from a small delivery van to larger haulage. The site also rents material-handling equipment such as forklifts and describes maintenance, repair, accident and breakdown support for its vehicles. It calls itself a market leader in industrial vehicles, which is its own claim. Goldbell suits businesses planning a fleet addition or a longer lease; contact numbers are on its homepage, and the rental pages are the place to ask about terms for the size you need.

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2. Van Rental Singapore

Van Rental Singapore, at vanrental.com.sg, focuses on contract van rental for businesses rather than one-day hire. Its site says contracts run monthly, quarterly or yearly, with a six-month minimum on its standard plans, and that insurance, road tax and maintenance are covered. The fleet it lists includes the Nissan NV200, Toyota TownAce, Toyota Hiace, Nissan Urvan NV350 and electric models such as the KYC V7 and DFSK EC35, in petrol, diesel and electric versions. The company says it keeps its own workshop, offers a one-for-one exchange if a van breaks down, and can arrange delivery at extra cost. Requests go through an online quote form or WhatsApp, and it says it usually replies within a working day or two.

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3. TheLorry

TheLorry is a logistics booking platform that connects customers with independent lorry and van drivers in Singapore, and its site presents lorry rental and van rental for house moves, office moves and item moves. It lists three vehicle sizes with stated loads: a 10-foot lorry described as a one-tonne vehicle, a 14-foot lorry described as a three-tonne vehicle, and a van with a lower weight limit for boxes and light furniture. Customers book through its web booking page or app, choosing item moving or a bundled moving package, and the site describes cross-border moves to Malaysia. The company says its rates are fixed with no hidden charges, which is its own statement, so compare the quote at booking against the vehicle size you need.

Islandwide (online booking)
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4. Lalamove

Lalamove is an on-demand delivery app that also works as a way to book a driver with a van or lorry for a single job. Its Singapore site lists a range of vehicles including a 1.7m van, a 2.4m van, and 10ft, 14ft and 24ft lorries, alongside cars, MPVs and motorbikes for smaller items, plus car and motorbike towing. It says fares depend on factors such as traffic, driver availability, tolls and surcharges, so the figure shown in the app or web app at booking is the one to check. The site describes separate options for businesses, including integrations, and for personal bookings. It suits one-off deliveries, small moves and event runs where you want a driver included rather than a self-drive hire.

Islandwide (app and web booking)
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5. GoGoX

GoGoX offers on-demand vehicles with a driver for deliveries and moves in Singapore. Its fleet section lists a motorcycle, a sedan, a van, and 10ft, 14ft and 24ft lorries, giving capacities and maximum loads for each in the same table. The site describes the van as suited to light furniture, multiple boxes and SME or e-commerce bulk deliveries, the 10ft lorry to small office or apartment moves, and the 14ft lorry to larger relocations and heavy furniture. It also lists a separate moving service, a handyman service, a business account and an API option. Its blog includes a May 2026 article on choosing between a van and a lorry, a useful starting point if you are unsure which size to book.

Islandwide (app and web booking)
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6. C&P Rent-A-Car

C&P Rent-A-Car is best known for cars, but its Singapore site also lists panel vans among its self-drive vehicles and describes van rental with professional drivers. The self-drive listings include panel vans such as the Nissan NV200 and the Citroen Berlingo, and its chauffeur-drive pages list a Toyota Hiace high-roof panel van with a driver. Its booking form lets you choose a vehicle type, with lorry, luggage van and panel van among the options. Booking is online, with enquiry buttons on each listing and separate self-drive and chauffeur-drive contact routes. The company describes itself as a leading van and car rental firm with chauffeur services. It suits anyone who wants a short self-drive panel van or a driver-provided van from an established rental desk.

Islandwide (online booking)
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7. uParcel

uParcel is a Singapore delivery and fulfilment company whose site says it offers vans, lorries, motorbikes and cars for deliveries. Its published rates page separates parcel, van and lorry options and lists delivery modes such as one-hour rush, three-hour express, same-day, next-day, specific-slot and two-way round-trip jobs. The site also describes an on-demand option alongside a dedicated fleet, and says live tracking is available over WhatsApp. It runs warehousing and fulfilment services too, which can matter if your van or lorry job is part of a recurring e-commerce flow. The site points customers to a rate calculator, so check the quote for your route and vehicle size before you confirm a booking, and use its contact page for questions.

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How to choose

  • Decide first whether you need a driver. On-demand platforms such as app-based services send a driver with the vehicle for a single job, while contract rental companies usually hand you the keys for months. Choosing the wrong model is the most common reason a quote looks much higher than expected.
  • Match the vehicle to the load, not the other way round. Measure your largest item and estimate total volume, then compare it with the capacity and maximum load each provider publishes. A van suits boxes and light furniture, while a 10ft or 14ft lorry suits beds, wardrobes and appliances.
  • Ask what is included in the quote. Check whether it covers fuel, tolls, extra stops, waiting time, helpers for lifting and any surcharges for long distances or late hours. Providers say fares can vary with traffic and availability, so get the total in writing or on screen before confirming.
  • For longer rentals, read the contract terms carefully. Ask about the minimum rental period, who handles insurance, road tax and maintenance, what happens if the vehicle breaks down, and how early termination or return works. Lease-style providers state these points differently, so compare them line by line.
  • Check how the company handles problems and contact. Look for a clear enquiry route such as a hotline, email or WhatsApp, and ask what approvals or paperwork it can show for commercial work. Keep your booking confirmation, vehicle details and driver contact handy on the day of the job.
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About the author

Amir Wahab

Founder and Editor

Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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