When you're hosting executives or clients in Christchurch, a rideshare driver tapping a phone between jobs won't reflect the standards you maintain. chauffeur.co.nz provides employed chauffeurs—trained, accountable, and driving the Mercedes you've actually booked—serving corporate travellers and their guests across the Garden City since 2002.
What makes this different from using Uber for executive transport?
Our chauffeurs are employees we train and hold accountable, not app contractors who can decline your booking. You'll see a fixed, GST-inclusive price before you confirm—no surge pricing—and the specific Mercedes you reserve is the vehicle that arrives.
Which vehicles are available for executive travel in Christchurch?
The Mercedes E-Class sedan accommodates up to two passengers with two large cases and two carry-ons. For small groups, the V-Class takes four passengers with four cases, and the Sprinter mini-coach seats up to ten with corresponding luggage.
Can I arrange airport transfers for visiting colleagues or board members?
Yes. Christchurch Airport pickups and drop-offs are handled the same way—fixed pricing, the chauffeur you've booked, and the vehicle class you've selected. Visit /book to see the exact fare for your route and timing.
How does pricing work for corporate clients in Christchurch?
Every journey shows a single, all-inclusive GST price before you book—no meter, no surprises, no peak-hour multipliers. The fare you see at /book is the fare you pay, whether you're collecting a guest from the airport or arranging city transfers.
Do you cover destinations outside central Christchurch?
We handle point-to-point transfers across greater Christchurch—Fendalton, Merivale, the airport, Sumner—and to nearby destinations when required. For exact pricing to any address, enter your pickup and drop-off at /book.
Fixed prices, NZD, GST-inclusive. No surge, ever. The vehicle you book is the vehicle that arrives, driven by a chauffeur we employ — trained by us and accountable to us, not an app contractor who can decline the job. The chauffeur — since 2002.
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