Transporting a Car from Moscow to Crimea
Moscow to Crimea is approximately 1,700 km. Options include driving yourself, employing a delivery driver or using an open or enclosed transporter. For a new, valuable or low-clearance car, compare mileage, loading and exposure along the route.

Moscow to Crimea is approximately 1,700 km. Options include driving yourself, employing a delivery driver or using an open or enclosed transporter. For a new, valuable or low-clearance car, compare mileage, loading and exposure along the route.
This guide explains the available transport formats, itinerary checks, planning times and handover documents.
Driving the distance yourself
A road journey requires time behind the wheel, an overnight stop and allowance for access checks and queues on the chosen itinerary.
The car gains approximately 1,700 km, with tyre, brake and other wear, exposure to road debris and winter road salt. A sports car on summer tyres also needs a suitable winter transport plan.
If you are delivering the car for someone else, include your return trip alongside fuel and accommodation when comparing costs.
Using a delivery driver
A delivery driver saves you the drive but still adds mileage and road exposure. Check who is responsible for damage and whether the relevant responsibility is insured before booking.
Elite Car Delivery transports vehicles by carrier rather than offering a driveaway service. The car travels without completing the road journey under its own power.
More about the service: Enclosed car transport.
Open or enclosed transport
An open shared carrier can offer an economical space, with exposure to weather, dust and road spray. Departure and arrival may include shared-load waiting and other collections.
An enclosed carrier has a roof and walls. Choose a shared space for two–three or six–eight cars where suitable, or a dedicated single-car van with a direct agreed journey and checked address access.
For a new car, sports car, convertible or recently painted vehicle, compare the enclosed option with the potential cost of cleaning and repairing exposed surfaces.
Route and planning time
Freight access and the available itinerary must be checked for the dates. The service describes land routing via Rostov and Melitopol or the Kerch ferry as alternatives, with selection subject to current access and weather.
A dedicated carrier's planning estimate is 3–5 days for the approximately 1,700 km direction. A shared journey can take longer because of load waiting and additional stops. Give the precise destination in Simferopol, Sevastopol, Yalta or another town.
How collection and delivery work
Agree the journey, dates and handover conditions before collection.
- Enquiry: send the model, Moscow address, destination address and date for a calculation.
- Dispatch: check access for the selected van or carrier, including house gates and dealer sites.
- Loading: inspect and photograph the car, record condition and use a suitable lift or ramps and wheel securing.
- Transit: GPS tracking is available and the planner coordinates arrival.
- Delivery: unload at the agreed place and compare the vehicle with collection photographs before completing the report.
Vehicle and handover documents
The planner confirms the documents for the particular journey and people involved.
- Sender and recipient identification details.
- Vehicle registration or title documents.
- A set of keys.
- Representative authority where required; company details and authority for a company representative.
The return to Moscow
We also arrange collection in Simferopol, Sevastopol, Yalta and other destinations for Moscow. Agree inspection, photographs, GPS tracking and applicable CMR liability cover up to €400,000 for the booking.
Send the model, both addresses and date for a calculation within 15 minutes once details are available. Where timing is fixed, discuss express dispatch within 24–48 hours after confirmation and the arrival date recorded in the contract.
Plan your car transport
Send the model, exact collection and destination addresses and date. We will check the itinerary and suitable carrier and prepare a calculation.
Contact usFrequently asked questions
How long does the journey take?
A dedicated carrier's planning estimate is 3–5 days, with shared-load waiting and weather potentially adding time.
Which route is used?
The freight itinerary is checked for the dates. Alternatives described for the service include the land route via Rostov and Melitopol or the Kerch ferry, subject to access and weather.
What is the price to Simferopol?
The base rate is RUB 100 per kilometre, with additional services separate. Give the car model, exact addresses and date for a quote.
Do you provide a delivery driver?
We carry vehicles in enclosed transport rather than driving the car along the route.
Which documents are needed?
Vehicle papers, sender and recipient details, keys and any agreed representative authority. Confirm the precise list with the planner.
Can you arrange transport back to Moscow?
Yes. Provide the collection location and preferred dates to agree the return journey.