Mitsubishi Rental in Dubai

One Mitsubishi Xpander is available on this page, a 7-seat minivan from AED 160 per day. We deliver it to your hotel, apartment, or Dubai airport terminal, with insurance and 250 km daily mileage included.

Why Choose the Mitsubishi Xpander for Your Dubai Rental

A seven-seat minivan is the practical answer when you travel here with family or a group of friends, and the Mitsubishi Xpander delivers that capacity at a flat AED 160 per day. Where a sedan seats five and an SUV often squeezes a third row, the Xpander is built around three rows of seats from the start, which means real legroom for passengers in the back rather than an occasional-use bench.

The Xpander we rent is a petrol minivan with a 1.5-litre engine producing 105 hp — enough for Sheikh Zayed Road cruising and the drive to Abu Dhabi, without the fuel appetite of a large 4x4. For a week-long stay you cover roughly 1,750 km on the included daily mileage, which suits the Dubai–Marina–Downtown circuit plus a day trip to Hatta or Fujairah. The car is straightforward for tourists from Europe, North America or Asia to adapt to.

• Three-row layout: seven seats in a 2+3+2 configuration, with the third row reached by folding the middle bench forward.
• Minivan practicality: the tall body and wide-opening doors make getting kids into car seats noticeably easier than in a low SUV.
• Petrol engine: the 1.5-litre unit runs on regular fuel, widely available across the city and on the road to Al Ain or Ras Al Khaimah.

For Rent-Trip, the Xpander handles both a family with luggage and a group of colleagues on a work trip. We deliver it anywhere in the emirate around the clock, so you collect the keys at your hotel or at DXB Terminal 3 rather than at a rental counter. Before you book, count your passengers and bags honestly — if you are seven adults with large suitcases, the boot space behind the third row is modest, and the options for extra luggage are set out in the rental agreement.

Mitsubishi Xpander Hire in Dubai — Pricing and What's Included

The Mitsubishi Xpander in Dubai rents at a flat AED 160 per day, with the rate dropping to AED 960 for a weekly hire and AED 3,360 if you take it for a month. That single price covers a 7-seat petrol minivan with 1.5 L engine and 105 hp, so what you pay depends only on how long you keep the car.

What the Daily Rate Covers

• Comprehensive insurance (CDW): included in the AED 160 price, so you are not asked to buy separate cover at pickup.
• Mileage allowance: 250 km per day are included; extra kilometres are charged and the rate is set out in the agreement.
• 24/7 delivery: the Xpander can be delivered to your hotel or apartment anywhere in Dubai; delivery terms are agreed when booking.
• VAT 5%: shown separately on top of the daily rate, as required across the UAE.

Mitsubishi Xpander Hire Rates at Rent-Trip

A security deposit is held on your card when you pick up the car and released after the hire ends — the exact amount and the excess are set out in the agreement. For a week-long stay, the weekly rate works out to about AED 137 per day, so if your itinerary is fixed, booking by the week saves a noticeable amount over seven separate daily hires.

Airport Delivery — Renting a Mitsubishi at DXB or DWC

We deliver the Mitsubishi Xpander straight to the arrivals hall at Dubai International Airport (DXB, Terminals 1 and 3) or to Al Maktoum International (DWC) around the clock, seven days a week. There is no counter to find and no queue to join — the handover of keys and the agreement happens at the meeting point agreed when booking, and you drive off. The flat rate for the Xpander stays AED 160 per day regardless of whether the car is delivered to the airport, a hotel in Dubai Marina, or an apartment in JVC.

The delivery process is the same for both airports, and the details are set out in the rental agreement:

• DXB Terminals 1 and 3: delivery is arranged to the arrivals area, and the handover takes about 15 minutes.
• Al Maktoum (DWC): delivery to the arrivals area at the South Dubai airport is set out in the rental agreement.
• Flight delays: the terms for adjusting the delivery time in case of a late landing are set out in the rental agreement.
• Documents at delivery: for tourists — passport with entry stamp, home licence and an IDP if the licence is not in Latin script; for residents — Emirates ID and UAE licence.
• Deposit and agreement: the security deposit is held on your card and released after the hire; the excess and extra-kilometre rate are set out in the agreement.

For a late-night arrival, the handover works the same as at midday — delivery is available 24/7, and the Xpander is fuelled and cleaned before delivery. If you land at DXB Terminal 3 on a red-eye from Europe or Asia, the car is ready when you clear customs. A practical detail: the 250 km daily mileage allowance starts from the moment of handover, so a delivery drive from DWC to Downtown or the Marina does not eat into your allowance.

Documents and Licence Rules for Your Mitsubishi Hire in Dubai

Getting the paperwork right for your Mitsubishi Xpander hire in Dubai is straightforward if you know what to bring. The rules differ for UAE residents and tourists, so check the list that applies to you before we deliver the car to your hotel, apartment or the airport arrivals hall.

What Residents Need to Provide

• Emirates ID: your original Emirates ID card is required for the rental agreement.
• UAE driving licence: a valid UAE-issued licence is mandatory; no international permit is needed on top of it.
• Age requirement: the minimum driver age is 21 for the Xpander, which falls in the standard class.

What Tourists Need to Provide

• Passport and entry stamp: we need to see your passport with a valid UAE visit visa or entry stamp.
• Home country licence: your full, valid driving licence from your home country.
• International Driving Permit: an IDP is required only if your home licence is not printed in Latin script — for example, a licence in Arabic, Chinese or Russian script needs an accompanying IDP.

The security deposit is held on your card before delivery and released after the rental ends, with the exact amount set out in the rental agreement. The minimum driver age is 21 for the Mitsubishi Xpander; drivers under 25 are not subject to a young-driver surcharge on this model, though terms are confirmed in the agreement.

All Rent-Trip rentals include comprehensive CDW insurance in the quoted price, so you are not asked to arrange separate cover. We deliver the Xpander anywhere in Dubai 24/7, including DXB Terminals 1 and 3 and Al Maktoum, so have your documents ready at the agreed meeting point and the handover details are set out in the rental agreement. If you plan to drive to Oman, note that a separate permit and additional insurance are required — tell us your route when booking and we will advise on the paperwork.

Driving Your Rental Mitsubishi Around Dubai and Beyond

A 7-seat Xpander gives you room for everyone, and the city’s road network makes it straightforward to use. Dubai runs on Sheikh Zayed Road as its main artery, with Salik toll gates at AED 4 off-peak and AED 6 peak per gate — the charge is applied automatically to the car’s tag, so you do not stop or queue. Traffic keeps to the right, which feels familiar for most international visitors. Our agreement includes 250 km per day, enough for most city driving plus a run out of town; extra kilometres are charged and the rate is set out in the rental agreement.

• Salik tolls: barrier-free gates across the emirate deduct AED 4 off-peak and AED 6 peak per crossing; the fee is billed to the tag, not to you in cash.
• Parking zones: Dubai Marina, JLT, Downtown and Business Bay have paid public parking (RTA) from AED 2 per hour in most zones; hotel valet is widely available but costs more.
• Fuel policy: the Xpander runs on petrol; the return fuel level and related conditions are set out in the rental agreement.

Out-of-town trips are comfortable in the Xpander. Abu Dhabi is a straightforward run down the E11, Al Ain sits near the Oman border, and Hatta offers a mountain drive within the UAE — all reachable on the included daily mileage if you plan the round trip. Fujairah and Ras Al Khaimah on the east coast are longer, so check the 250 km allowance against your route before you set off. The weekend in the UAE is Saturday and Sunday, and Friday is a working day, so roads into Abu Dhabi are lightest on Friday morning. Driving to Oman requires a separate permit and separate insurance arranged in advance — border crossings and any driving outside paved roads are set out in the rental agreement.

Comparing Mitsubishi Xpander Rental Options by Trip Length

The Mitsubishi Xpander in our fleet rents at a flat AED 160 per day, with weekly pricing at AED 960 and monthly at AED 3,360. Because it is a single model at one daily price, your choice is really about matching the period to your itinerary, not about comparing trim levels or engine options.

Daily Rental: The Flexible Option

For a short stay in Dubai — a weekend or a few business days — the daily rate of AED 160 keeps things simple. You get the full 7-seat minivan with comprehensive CDW insurance and 250 km per day included, and extra kilometres are charged as set out in the rental agreement. This works well if you are staying in one area, like Dubai Marina or Downtown, and only need the car for airport runs and evening trips.

Weekly Rental: The Balanced Choice

• Rate: AED 960 per week, which works out to about AED 137 per day.
• Mileage: the same 250 km per day applies, so a week gives you roughly 1,750 km before extra charges.
• Best for: a full holiday week based in one area, with day trips along Sheikh Zayed Road or out to Abu Dhabi, Al Ain or Fujairah as agreed when booking.
• Our practice: most tourists booking for 5–7 days choose this option because it covers a Friday-to-Sunday weekend plus surrounding weekdays without a second booking.

Monthly Rental: For Residents and Long Stays

At AED 3,360 per month, the cost per day drops to about AED 112. This option suits residents waiting on their own car, or contractors on a month-long project in Business Bay or Dubai Silicon Oasis. The monthly plan still includes CDW and the standard 250 km daily mileage allowance.

Which Length Fits Your Trip?

A useful approach is to match the rental period to your itinerary: if you need the car for a few days, take the daily rate; if your stay runs a week or more, the weekly price applies; beyond that, the monthly rate becomes relevant. Before you decide, confirm your total driving distance with our team — longer trips out of Dubai may exceed the daily 250 km allowance, and any extra kilometres are charged as set out in the rental agreement.

How to Book Your Mitsubishi Rental in Dubai

Booking your Mitsubishi Xpander with Rent-Trip takes a few minutes and starts with a simple message. Send us a WhatsApp or phone request with your dates and delivery point — the availability and the terms of the rental are set out in the rental agreement. The car is then delivered to you anywhere across the city, 24/7, so there is no counter to visit.

• Delivery location: Tell us where you are — a hotel in Downtown Dubai, an apartment in Dubai Marina, or arrivals at DXB Terminal 3 — and the Xpander is delivered to you at the agreed time.
• Documents: Have your passport with entry stamp and home driving licence ready if you are a tourist; residents need their Emirates ID and UAE licence. An IDP is required only when the licence is not printed in Latin script.
• Payment and deposit: The rate is a flat AED 160 per day with VAT 5% shown separately; the security deposit and its release are set out in the rental agreement.
• Agreement review: Read through the terms before we arrive — the mileage allowance, the included CDW insurance, and the fuel policy are all set out in the rental agreement.

Once the car is delivered, the keys are handed over and the Xpander is yours. If your plans change mid-trip, message us on WhatsApp — any changes to the booking are agreed when booking, so we can keep the car available for you.

Final Checklist Before You Rent a Mitsubishi in Dubai

A quick run-through before you confirm your booking saves time at delivery and prevents surprises on return. Work through these five points, and you will have covered everything we check when we hand over the keys to the Mitsubishi Xpander.

• Delivery point: tell us exactly where you want the car — a hotel in Dubai Marina, an apartment in JVC, or the arrivals level at DXB Terminal 3. We deliver 24/7 anywhere in the city, including both airports.
• Driver age: the minimum is 21 for the Xpander. If the driver is younger, let us know when you send the booking request rather than at the kerb.
• Deposit and insurance: comprehensive CDW is included in the AED 160 daily rate. A security deposit is held on your card and released after the rental; the exact amount is stated in the agreement.

The Xpander is a 7-seat minivan, so confirm how many passengers and how much luggage you are carrying — the seating configuration and cargo space are set out in the rental agreement. On the day, the delivery driver brings the car to your chosen location in Dubai, and the terms of the handover are agreed when booking. Check the body for existing marks together with our delivery driver before you drive away. Driving conditions and permitted roads are set out in the rental agreement, so review them before your trip.