Exotic Car Rental in Dubai – 12 Models from AED 1400/day

A weekend of desert sunsets and city lights calls for a supercar. Choose from 12 exotic models in Dubai, starting at AED 1400 per day, with delivery to your hotel or villa.

Reasons to Rent an Exotic Car in Dubai

Dubai is one of the few cities where an exotic car feels native to the road rather than out of place on it. From the glass towers of Sheikh Zayed Road to the waterfront of Dubai Marina, supercars and luxury SUVs are part of the everyday scenery — which makes renting one less of a statement and more of a natural way to experience the city. Whether you are visiting for a few days or live here, an exotic rental turns any drive into the kind of moment you remember.

What Makes a Car «Exotic» in Dubai

In our classification, an exotic car is a vehicle from a performance or luxury marque with power figures that start at 385 hp and go up to 720 hp, seating for two to five people, and a body style that stands out — coupe, convertible or high-performance SUV. The twelve models in this class range from the Porsche 911 Carrera at AED 1400 per day to the Rolls-Royce Ghost at AED 5500 per day, and all of them run on petrol with an automatic gearbox. Exotics differ from standard rentals in one important way: they are chosen for the experience of driving them, not just for getting from point A to point B. Because the climate is mild for most of the year, a convertible like the Ferrari Portofino is a practical choice for a surprising number of months.

When an Exotic Car Rental Makes Sense

• Wedding or proposal: arrive at the venue in a Rolls-Royce Ghost or Bentley Continental GT — both seat four, so the couple can travel together with room for a photographer in the front.
• Photo and video shoot: a convertible such as the Ferrari 488 Spider or the Ferrari Portofino gives clean, open lines that film well against the local architecture; we deliver the car to the shoot location anywhere in the city.
• Business meeting or client visit: a Bentley Bentayga or Rolls-Royce Cullinan makes a quiet, professional impression without the low seating of a sports coupe.
• Weekend drive out of town: take a Lamborghini Urus to Abu Dhabi or Al Ain — the 5-seat SUV handles the 140 km highway run comfortably, and the 250 km daily mileage covers the round trip.

In our practice, most bookings fall into one of these four scenarios, and the choice of model usually comes down to how many seats you need. For a couple celebrating something, the two-seat McLaren 720S or Lamborghini Huracan is the more exciting pick; for a group or family, the SUVs make more sense.

Exotic Fleet Models, Specs and Prices for Hire

Our exotic fleet in Dubai numbers 12 models spanning coupes, convertibles, SUVs and a single sedan, priced from AED 1400 to AED 5500 per day. Every car in this class runs on petrol with an automatic gearbox, so the choice comes down to body style, seating and horsepower rather than fuel or transmission.

Exotic Cars Available for Rent in Dubai

Coupes and Convertibles for Two

The McLaren 720S delivers 720 hp from a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8, while the Ferrari 488 Spider pairs its 670 hp with a folding hardtop for open-air driving along Sheikh Zayed Road. Lamborghini Huracan and Mercedes-AMG GT round out the two-seat coupe options, each with a naturally aspirated or turbocharged character of its own. A convertible makes sense in Dubai year-round: winters are mild and summers, though hot, still suit evening drives along Dubai Marina or Jumeirah Beach Residence. For a proposal or anniversary drive, the Ferrari Portofino gives you four seats and a retractable roof — a combination no coupe in this class can match.

SUVs and Sedans for Groups and Families

• Lamborghini Urus: a 650 hp SUV with five seats and a 4.0-litre V8 — a striking way to move a family of five in exotic style.
• Rolls-Royce Cullinan: five seats, 571 hp and a 6.75-litre V12; a spacious option for airport transfers with luggage, with delivery available to Dubai International Airport (DXB) and Al Maktoum (DWC).
• Bentley Bentayga: five seats and 550 hp, priced at AED 2600 per day — a subdued alternative to the Urus for business visitors.
• Rolls-Royce Ghost: a sedan in our exotic fleet, at AED 5500 per day, suited to executive meetings where a coupe feels too casual.

All three SUVs hold five passengers, and the Ghost adds a formal, chauffeured character that no other model here offers.

Renting an Exotic Car: Age, Licence and Documents

Getting behind the wheel of a 720 hp McLaren here comes down to two checks: your age and your paperwork. The rules are straightforward for both tourists and residents, and the whole process takes about ten minutes at the handover. Below is exactly what Rent-Trip needs from you before the keys are handed over.

Minimum Age for Exotic Car Hire in Dubai

The minimum age for the exotic class — which covers every model on this page, from the Porsche 911 Carrera to the Rolls-Royce Ghost — is 25 years. This applies to all twelve cars in the fleet, regardless of power or price. If you are between 21 and 24, you can still book with Rent-Trip, but only the standard classes, not the exotic ones. For comparison, a regular saloon or SUV in our fleet is available from 21. The age limit is not negotiable and is checked against your passport or Emirates ID at the handover, so there is no point reserving an exotic car if you do not meet it yet.

Documents for Tourists and Residents

Tourists: bring your passport with a valid UAE visa or entry stamp, your home driving licence, and an International Driving Permit (IDP) if the licence is not printed in Latin script. A licence from the UK, Germany, France or the US works without an IDP.

Residents: present your Emirates ID and a valid UAE driving licence. No other documents are required for the hire itself.

Payment and deposit: a security deposit is held on your credit card at the handover and released after the car is returned. The deposit amount is set out in the rental agreement.

A quick practical note: if your licence is in Arabic, Russian, Chinese or any other non-Latin script, get the IDP before you fly — the local traffic authorities and every hire company here will ask for it. The check takes seconds, but arriving without the right document means the car stays parked.

Delivery and Airport Pickup of Your Exotic Rental

Every exotic car booking with Rent-Trip includes delivery to your location anywhere in Dubai, around the clock. We have no rental counter or office address — the car comes to you, whether you are at a hotel in Downtown, an apartment in Dubai Marina, or just landing at the airport.

24/7 Delivery Across the City

We bring the car to any point in the emirate at any hour — a villa in Jumeirah, an office in Business Bay, a restaurant on Sheikh Zayed Road. Tell us where you are staying and when you need the car, and the handover is arranged at that time and place. Delivery is available day and night, which matters for early-morning flights or late-evening plans. Since there is no physical branch to visit, the handover happens where you are: we check your documents on the spot, you sign the agreement, and the keys are yours. For a visitor who lands at DXB at 2 a.m., having the Lamborghini Urus waiting at the arrivals exit is far more practical than finding a desk that opens at 8.

Airport Pickup at DXB and DWC

• Dubai International (DXB): we meet you at Terminal 1 or Terminal 3 arrivals, and the car is parked in the short-stay area nearby.
• Al Maktoum (DWC): pickup works the same way at the newer airport on the southern side of the city, close to Dubai South and Expo City.
• Flight timing: if your flight is delayed, the meeting time is adjusted — the details are set out in the rental agreement.
• Hotel delivery: prefer to clear immigration first? We deliver the exotic car to your hotel lobby or apartment building at a time you choose.

For a smooth handover at either airport, keep your passport, entry stamp and driving licence — plus an IDP if your licence is not in Latin script — in your hand luggage, not in a checked bag.

Insurance, Deposit and Mileage Explained for Rentals

The financial side of exotic car hire here comes down to three things: what insurance covers, how the security deposit works, and what mileage is included. Here is exactly how each one applies when you book with us.

Comprehensive Insurance (CDW) Included

Every exotic vehicle from Rent-Trip includes comprehensive insurance (CDW) in the quoted price, so the rate you see for the Porsche 911 Carrera or the McLaren 720S already covers the car against damage. The excess amount — the part you pay before insurance kicks in — is set out in the rental agreement, and it varies by model. On a Rolls-Royce Ghost it will naturally be higher than on an Aston Martin DB11, simply because the repair costs differ. We recommend reading the excess figure before you sign, since it is the figure agreed when booking. In our practice, most clients are surprised by how straightforward the CDW terms are — there are no hidden add-ons at pickup because there is no counter to upsell you at.

Security Deposit and Mileage Limit

• Security deposit: a hold is placed on your card before the keys are handed over and released after the car is returned undamaged — the exact amount depends on the model and is stated in the rental agreement.
• Mileage allowance: 250 km per day are included with every hire, which is enough for a full day of driving across the city and out to Abu Dhabi or Hatta.
• Extra kilometres: charged per kilometre beyond the daily limit, with the rate set out in the rental agreement rather than calculated on the spot.
• Fuel policy: the terms for fuel are set out in the rental agreement.

Check the deposit hold before your trip: international cards sometimes trigger a temporary block that takes a few days to release after the hire ends.

Daily, Weekly and Monthly Exotic Car Rental Costs

Exotic car rental in Dubai runs from AED 1400 per day for a Porsche 911 Carrera to AED 5500 for a Rolls-Royce Ghost, with weekly and monthly rates that lower the effective daily price. We price every model transparently, and VAT at 5% is shown separately on your booking confirmation rather than buried in the quote.

Daily Rates for Exotic Cars in Dubai

Every daily rate already includes comprehensive insurance (CDW) and 250 km of mileage, so the figure you see is what you pay before the 5% VAT line. We recommend confirming the final price for your dates over WhatsApp before you book, since availability shifts quickly during the cooler months and around UAE public holidays.

Weekly and Monthly Exotic Car Rental

Weekly rates start at AED 8400 and monthly from AED 29400, which brings the effective daily cost down noticeably on longer bookings. For a two-week stay covering a wedding and a road trip to Abu Dhabi, a weekly rate on the Bentley Continental GT works out cheaper than paying the daily price across the same days.

• Weekly booking: from AED 8400 — suits a seven-day itinerary around Dubai, Fujairah and Ras Al Khaimah.
• Monthly booking: from AED 29400 — makes sense for film productions, business visits or a full-season car while you are in the Emirates.

Longer rentals also simplify your planning: we deliver the car once, you keep it for the whole period, and the 250 km daily allowance resets each day rather than accumulating. If you need more kilometres for a run to Al Ain or Hatta, the extra charge is set out in the rental agreement before you sign — ask us for the figure on your specific car and dates.

Where to Drive Your Exotic Hire Car in Dubai

Dubai’s road network is built for performance cars: wide multi-lane highways, smooth tarmac and landmarks that turn a simple drive into a photo opportunity. The right route depends on whether you want skyline views, coastal cruising or a longer run out of the city — here is where an exotic hire earns its keep.

Sheikh Zayed Road and Downtown Dubai

Sheikh Zayed Road is the city’s main artery, running from the Trade Centre roundabout past the Financial Centre and on towards the Marina. In a McLaren 720S or Lamborghini Huracan, the stretch between the Museum of the Future and the Burj Khalifa gives you the classic skyline shot, especially in the late afternoon light. Keep in mind that Salik toll gates sit along this route — AED 4 off-peak and AED 6 peak per gate, charged automatically.

Dubai Marina and Jumeirah Beach Road

For a coastal cruise, head down to Dubai Marina, JLT and Jumeirah Beach Road. This is where a convertible — the Ferrari Portofino or 488 Spider — makes the most sense: the pace is slower, the views open up, and the stop-and-go traffic lets you enjoy the car without chasing speed. The weekend (Saturday and Sunday) brings heavier traffic along this corridor, so plan for a morning drive when the roads are clearer.

Out-of-Town Drives: Abu Dhabi, Hatta and Beyond

• Abu Dhabi: a 90-minute run down the E11, smooth and fast — a good test of the Bentley Continental GT’s long-distance comfort.
• Hatta and the east coast: the drive to Hatta, Fujairah or Ras Al Khaimah takes you out of the city onto open roads; no special permits are needed within the UAE.
• Oman: requires a separate permit and separate insurance — arrange this with us before you travel, not at the border.

One practical note: the rental agreement prohibits off-road and desert driving, so leave dune bashing to a tour operator and keep the Lamborghini Urus on paved roads — where it belongs.