Luxury & Supercar Rental in Dubai 2026: Lamborghini, Ferrari, Rolls-Royce

Dubai is the easiest place on earth to drive a car you would never buy. Hundreds of rental companies keep fleets of Lamborghinis, Ferraris, McLarens, Rolls-Royces and G-Wagons ready for tourists and residents alike. This guide explains what luxury and supercar rental in Dubai actually costs in 2026, what you need to qualify, the conditions that catch people out, and how to get the best deal.

What a luxury or supercar rental costs in Dubai (2026)

Prices move with season, mileage cap and how new the car is, but these are the typical daily ranges you will see from verified companies on Rento Line:

Category	Examples	Typical daily rate (AED)	Typical deposit (AED)
Luxury sedan	Mercedes S-Class, BMW 7 Series, Maybach	900 – 2,500	3,000 – 10,000
Luxury SUV	Range Rover Vogue, G63 AMG, Cadillac Escalade	1,200 – 3,500	5,000 – 15,000
Sports / GT	Porsche 911, Bentley Continental GT, Mercedes AMG GT	1,500 – 4,000	5,000 – 20,000
Supercar	Lamborghini Huracán, Ferrari Roma / F8, McLaren 720S	2,500 – 7,000	10,000 – 30,000
Ultra-luxury	Rolls-Royce Cullinan / Ghost, Lamborghini Urus Performante	3,500 – 9,000	15,000 – 40,000

Weekly rates usually work out 10–20% cheaper per day, and monthly rates 30–45% cheaper. December to March (peak season) is the most expensive; June to September is the cheapest time to drive a supercar in Dubai.

What you need to rent a supercar

• Age: most companies require drivers to be 25 or older for supercars (21+ for luxury sedans and SUVs).
• Licence: UAE residents need a UAE driving licence. Tourists can drive on a licence from the GCC, USA, UK, EU, Canada, Australia and many other countries; other nationalities need an International Driving Permit together with their home licence.
• Documents: passport, visa or entry stamp (tourists) or Emirates ID (residents), and a credit card in the driver's name for the deposit.
• Deposit: pre-authorised on a credit card, released 14–30 days after return once fines and Salik tolls are settled.

The conditions that catch people out

Mileage caps

Supercars almost always come with a daily mileage limit, typically 150–250 km per day. Extra kilometres cost AED 5–20 each. If you are planning a drive to Abu Dhabi or Hatta, negotiate a higher cap before you sign.

Insurance excess

Basic insurance is included, but the excess (the amount you pay in a claim) can be AED 5,000–25,000 on a supercar. Many companies sell a reduced-excess or zero-excess add-on for AED 100–300 per day. For a Lamborghini it is usually worth it.

Speed cameras and fines

Dubai has one of the densest speed-camera networks in the world. Fines are charged to the rental company and passed to you with an admin fee (AED 50–100 per fine). Black points and impound fees for extreme speeding are also your responsibility.

Tolls and fuel

Salik gates charge AED 4–6 per crossing and are billed to you after the rental. Cars are handed over with a set fuel level and must be returned the same way; premium fuel (Super 98) is expected for most performance cars.

Photos and videos

Some companies restrict commercial photo shoots or add a fee for them. If you are renting for a wedding, music video or content shoot, say so up front.

How to pay less for a luxury rental in Dubai

1. Compare companies, not just cars. The same Lamborghini Huracán can differ by AED 1,000 a day between two companies a kilometre apart. Rento Line lists prices from verified companies side by side.
2. Rent for three days or a week. Multi-day pricing drops sharply.
3. Book in summer when demand is low.
4. Ask about last year's model. A 2023 car is often 30% cheaper than the 2025 version of the same model.
5. Contact the company directly. Rento Line charges no commission, so the price you negotiate on the phone or WhatsApp is the price you pay.

Most-rented luxury cars in Dubai

• Lamborghini Huracán EVO and Urus — the definitive Dubai rental.
• Ferrari Roma, F8 Tributo and Portofino.
• Rolls-Royce Cullinan and Ghost for weddings and VIP transfers.
• Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG — the most photographed car in the city.
• Bentley Continental GT and Bentayga.

FAQ

Can a tourist rent a Lamborghini in Dubai?

Yes. You need to be 25+, hold an eligible licence (or an IDP), a passport with entry stamp and a credit card for the deposit.

How much is the deposit for a supercar?

Typically AED 10,000–30,000, pre-authorised on a credit card and released within 14–30 days after return.

Is insurance included?

Basic cover is included, but the excess is high. A zero-excess add-on costs roughly AED 100–300 per day.

Can I take a rental supercar to Abu Dhabi?

Usually yes, within the UAE. Check the mileage cap first — a round trip to Abu Dhabi is about 280 km.

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