BUSINESS CLASS · AMSTERDAM

Business Class.
The everyday executive.

Mercedes EQE and E-Class, BMW i5 and 5 Series — quiet executive sedans with an English-speaking chauffeur, at a price that is settled before the car ever moves.

Mercedes-Benz EQE of the AmstelCab Business Class fleet in Amsterdam
Schiphol flight tracking
Free cancellation up to 1h
24/7 concierge support
Fixed price, taxes included
100% premium black fleet
01 / The cars

Five cars, one standard.

Business Class is the sedan segment of our fleet — black, current-generation Mercedes and BMW, most of them fully electric. Every car takes up to three passengers and three bags, and every one comes with water, chargers and a professionally dressed chauffeur. Need more room? Consider Van Class for up to seven, or First Class for the flagship S-Class.

English-speaking, professionally dressed chauffeurs
Water and chargers in every car
Free cancellation up to 1 hour before pickup
Mercedes-Benz E-Class
3 PAX · 3 BAGS
Mercedes-Benz EQEEV
3 PAX · 3 BAGS
Mercedes-Benz EQE SUVEV
3 PAX · 3 BAGS
BMW i5EV
3 PAX · 3 BAGS
BMW 5 Series
3 PAX · 3 BAGS
03 / In frame
Black Mercedes-Benz EQE of AmstelCab Business Class on an open road by the water, wind turbines behind
Rear seat of the Business Class Mercedes-Benz EQE in black leather, water in the centre armrest
The EQE from the rear seat, looking forward to the steering wheel and the central screen
04 / What it costs
Schiphol, fixed
Amsterdam → Schiphol€80
Schiphol → Amsterdam€90

All-in, taxes included. Flight tracked, name sign in arrivals, 60 minutes of free waiting at Schiphol.

By the hour
€65/ HOUR

Minimum 2 hours, 40 km included per hour, ending in the city where you started. The car and chauffeur stay with you.

Point to point
€3.42/ KM

The guideline for longer trips beyond the fixed airport routes. You always confirm one fixed, all-in quote before the ride — never a meter.

Landing at Schiphol?

Your chauffeur waits inside the arrivals hall, holding an iPad with your name.

We track your flight from the moment you book. The first 60 minutes after landing are included, so slow baggage costs you nothing, and your chauffeur messages you around landing. They take the luggage and walk you to the car in the Privium section at the front of P1, directly opposite the terminal — a covered walk of about two minutes. Nobody is sent upstairs to find a car at Departures.

06 / Questions, answered
What is the electric EQE like to ride in?

Quiet, above all. An electric sedan pulls away without engine noise, which changes the character of a ride — calls are easier, and a 5 a.m. airport run feels less like one. Range is never your problem: the car arrives charged, and charging between rides is ours to manage.

What is the difference between Business and First Class?

Business Class is the executive sedan segment — Mercedes EQE and E-Class, BMW i5 and 5 Series. First Class is the flagship segment built around the Mercedes S-Class, with more rear-seat room and a higher price to match: €90 to Schiphol against €80, €100 per hour against €65. For most working days, Business is the right call.

How many bags fit in a Business Class sedan?

The class is rated for up to three bags. As a guide: the boot takes two carry-ons, two standard check-in cases or one extra-large case. Travelling heavier, or as a group? Van Class carries up to seven passengers and seven bags.

What does a typical ride cost?

Amsterdam to Schiphol is fixed at €80; Schiphol to Amsterdam at €90. Hourly hire is €65 per hour with a two-hour minimum. Longer point-to-point trips are quoted around €3.42 per kilometre — always as one fixed, all-in amount before you confirm.

Which car will I get?

Your booking guarantees the class, not a specific model — you will ride in one of the sedans listed on this page. If the model matters to you, tell our dispatch on WhatsApp and we will do our best within availability.

The everyday executive, on call.

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