Exotic car rental in UAE

Looking for exotic car rental in the UAE? Rent-Trip has 12 exotic cars — Porsche 911 Carrera, Ferrari Portofino, Lamborghini Urus, Rolls-Royce Cullinan and more — from AED 1,400 per day, with 250 km included and comprehensive insurance (CDW) in the price. We deliver 24/7 across Dubai, including the airport, and every booking is agreed with a manager.

Exotic car rental in UAE fleet and how to choose a model

Our exotic fleet holds 12 cars — from a rear-drive Porsche coupe to a 6.75-litre Rolls-Royce sedan. Below we break the line-up down by body type, price and seats, so you can match the car to the trip rather than to the badge.

Which exotic models are in the fleet

Body type decides how the car lives with you day to day. A five-seat SUV swallows a family and their luggage; a two-seat coupe is strictly a two-person machine, and a 4-seat coupe carries four adults for shorter runs.

The cheapest exotic to rent and the most powerful

The Porsche 911 Carrera is our entry exotic at AED 1,400 per day, and the McLaren 720S is the most powerful at 720 hp for AED 3,000. Both are rear-drive coupes, but that is where the similarity ends: the 911 runs a 3.0 L flat-six making 385 hp, while the 720S carries a 4.0 L twin-turbo V8 with nearly double the output. The Ferrari 488 Spider sits between them at 670 hp and AED 3,100, and the Lamborghini Huracan brings a 5.2 L V10 and 640 hp for AED 3,200. Power is not the same as usability. The 911's 385 hp and rear drive are easier in traffic than a 720 hp mid-engine car, so match output to your experience, not to the spec sheet.

Which exotic car suits a family of five

• Bentley Bentayga: five seats, all-wheel drive and 550 hp for AED 2,600 per day — the quietest of the three.
• Lamborghini Urus: five seats, all-wheel drive and 650 hp for AED 2,700 per day, with the sharpest steering of the group.
• Rolls-Royce Cullinan: five seats, all-wheel drive and 571 hp for AED 4,000 per day, and the roomiest cabin in the fleet.
• Rolls-Royce Ghost: five seats in a sedan body at AED 5,500 per day, if you want the space without the SUV height.
• Luggage check: all four take a full set of cases; the Bentayga and Cullinan leave the most space behind the rear seats.

All four are all-wheel drive, which is the practical pick for longer inter-emirate drives with a full car and luggage.

What exotic car rental in UAE costs per day, week and month

Rates depend on the model and the length of the booking. Below are the daily figures across the fleet, then how a week and a month are calculated from them.

Daily rates by model

The spread across the 12 cars is roughly fourfold, so the model you pick moves the budget more than the booking length does. Our fleet starts at AED 1,400 per day and tops out at AED 5,500.

Weekly and monthly rates

A week starts at AED 8,400 and a month at AED 29,400 — weekly is the daily rate times six and monthly is the daily rate times twenty-one. Because the multiplier is six and not seven, a week already carries one free day built in; on a month the saving works out at nine days against paying daily. That is why longer bookings are worth agreeing with a manager in advance: the same car over a month costs noticeably less per day than three separate weekend hires, and the rate you are quoted at the start is the one held for the whole term.

What is included in the price

The price includes comprehensive insurance (CDW), 250 km per day and 24/7 delivery across Dubai; VAT 5% is shown separately. Because VAT sits outside the headline rate, compare quotes on the total rather than the daily figure, and remember that kilometres beyond 250 km per day are charged on top. The security deposit is held on the card and released after the rental, and the exact amount is set out in the rental agreement. In our practice, drivers who plan a single long inter-emirate run and the rest of the week in town rarely exceed the daily allowance, while back-to-back day trips can push past it — so match the term to your actual driving plan before you confirm.

Requirements and documents for exotic car rental in UAE

Rent-Trip rents exotic cars to drivers aged 25 and over, and the paperwork is checked once — before the first rental, not at every booking. Tourists and residents bring different documents, so the list below separates the two.

Documents for tourists

• Passport: the same passport you used to enter the country, valid for the whole rental period.
• Visa or entry stamp: proof of legal stay — a stamped page or the electronic record.
• Home driving licence: the physical card, not a photo or a scan on your phone.
• International Driving Permit: required when your home licence is not written in Latin script — for example, an Arabic, Cyrillic or Chinese licence.
• Return flight or hotel details: not mandatory, but useful if the manager needs to confirm your stay dates.

Documents for UAE residents

• Emirates ID: the physical card, valid on the day of the rental.
• UAE driving licence: the licence issued here, matching the class of the exotic car you pick — our fleet is automatic only, so an automatic licence is enough.
• Second contact number: a local number we can reach you on during the rental, in case the car needs to be relocated.

Exotic car rental sits in the luxury, sports and exotic group, which is why the age floor is 25 rather than the 21 that applies to our standard classes. The check itself takes minutes, but it happens before the car is delivered — send the documents to the manager when you agree the booking, and the delivery slot is confirmed the same day. Every model in the fleet, from the Porsche 911 Carrera at AED 1,400 per day to the Rolls-Royce Ghost at AED 5,500 per day, runs on petrol with an automatic gearbox, so the licence class you hold is what decides which car you can take.

What is checked and what is not

• Age: 25 or older for every exotic model in the fleet, no exceptions.
• Licence validity: the licence must be unexpired and held for at least a year.
• Driving record: we do not request a history printout from your home country — a valid licence is what we check.
• Additional drivers: agreed with the manager in advance and added to the rental agreement; we do not list the fee here because it is set out in the agreement.
• Security deposit: held on the card and released after the rental — the amount is written into the rental agreement.

If your licence is not in Latin script, sort the International Driving Permit before you fly. Getting one at home takes a few days, and without it the booking cannot go ahead — the car stays parked, and the delivery slot is lost.

Deposit, insurance and mileage in exotic car rental in UAE

Three numbers decide what an exotic rental actually costs you beyond the daily rate: the security deposit, the mileage allowance and the insurance cover. Here is how each works on our fleet.

Security deposit on an exotic rental

• Held, not charged: the security deposit is held on your card at handover and released after the booking ends — it is a block, not a payment we keep.
• Amount: the deposit figure for the model you choose is set out in the rental agreement, and it is agreed with a manager before the car is delivered.
• Card in the driver's name: the card used for the block belongs to the person named in the agreement, which is why we confirm this detail during booking.
• Release timing: the hold is lifted after the car is returned and checked, and how long your bank then takes to show it is down to the bank, not to us.

Insurance and mileage explained

Comprehensive insurance (CDW) is included in the price of every exotic car rental in UAE on this page, so the daily rate you see already carries cover. Mileage is 250 km per day included, and extra kilometres are charged on top — the rate per additional kilometre is set out in the rental agreement. VAT 5% is shown separately from the headline figure. In our experience, the mileage allowance is the line travellers underread most: long legs between cities and a day of city driving both draw on the same 250 km, so plan the heavier days on the days you are not circling Dubai. If a trip looks mileage-heavy, say so when booking — a manager can match the model and the length of the booking to what you actually plan to drive.

What the agreement covers

• CDW: comprehensive insurance is part of the price, not an add-on you buy at handover.
• Excess: the insurance excess that applies in case of damage is set out in the rental agreement, and we walk through it before you sign.
• Mileage: 250 km per day is included; anything beyond that is charged per the agreement.
• VAT: 5% is added and shown separately, so compare quotes on the total rather than the daily rate.
• Age: minimum driver age is 21, and 25 for luxury, sports and exotic classes — the category this page covers.

The practical rule with exotics is simple: read the deposit, the excess and the mileage line together, because those three, not the daily rate, are what separate a smooth booking from a surprise on the card.

Delivery and booking of exotic car rental in UAE

Delivery and booking work the same for every car in the exotic fleet: you pick a model, agree the details with a manager, and the car is brought to you. The handover happens wherever you are staying, and the terms are set out in the rental agreement.

How the booking runs

• Choose the model: pick from the 12 exotic cars — a Porsche 911 Carrera at AED 1,400 per day or a Rolls-Royce Ghost at AED 5,500, with four body types in between.
• Send the dates: tell the manager your rental window, and whether you need a day, a week from AED 8,400 or a month from AED 29,400.
• Confirm the driver: minimum age is 25 for exotic and sports classes; residents show an Emirates ID and UAE licence, tourists a passport with visa or entry stamp plus a home licence, and an IDP where the licence is not in Latin script.
• Agree the handover: the manager fixes the time and place, and confirms the deposit, mileage and insurance terms in the rental agreement before you sign.
• Meet the car: the vehicle is handed over at the agreed time and place, and you drive it away yourself.

Delivery across Dubai, around the clock

We deliver 24/7 across Dubai, including the airport, so a late-night landing or an early start is not a problem. Collection works the same way — tell the manager where the car should be picked up at the end of the rental and it is arranged in the same booking. Because every handover is agreed individually, the exact meeting point, timing and any delivery terms are set out when you book rather than assumed in advance.

What to fix before the keys change hands

Read the rental agreement before signing — that is where the security deposit, the insurance excess, extra-kilometre charges and any delivery fees are set out, and the manager walks you through each one. Mileage is 250 km per day, comprehensive insurance is already in the price, and VAT at 5% is shown separately, so the total you agree is the total you pay. In our experience the handovers that go smoothest are the ones where the driver has already checked the licence documents and the card for the deposit before the car arrives — it takes two minutes and saves a wait at the roadside. One practical note: if your stay crosses into another emirate, say so at booking, because the route and the return point are agreed together.

Driving an exotic rental across the UAE

The road network here is built for long, fast, well-surfaced drives, and an exotic car covers the distance between emirates in under two hours on the main highways. Rent-Trip hands over the car at the point you agree with the manager, and the fuel policy and any tolls are set out in the rental agreement.

Where the roads reward the car

• Long highway runs: smooth tarmac suits a grand tourer, and the 250 km daily allowance covers a straightforward day trip.
• The 5-seat SUVs: the Bentley Bentayga and Lamborghini Urus carry passengers and luggage comfortably on longer drives.
• The 2-seat coupes: the Mercedes-AMG GT and McLaren 720S are best kept to shorter, lighter drives.
• The convertibles: the Ferrari Portofino and Ferrari 488 Spider reward an early start before the heat builds.
• The grand tourers: the Bentley Continental GT and Aston Martin DB11 are built for steady cruising.

Heat, fuel and daily checks

Tyre pressures climb with the road temperature, so check them cold in the morning rather than after a highway run. Petrol is the only fuel in this fleet — all twelve cars are petrol automatics, from the 3.0 L Porsche 911 Carrera to the 6.75 L Rolls-Royce Ghost — and the higher-output V8 and V12 models drink noticeably more when you use the performance. Air conditioning load matters too: on a 600 hp Ferrari Portofino, running the climate hard in stop-start traffic is what moves the fuel needle, not the motorway cruising.

Rules that apply to every drive

• Speed cameras: fixed and average-speed cameras sit on all main routes; limits drop sharply near schools and in residential zones.
• Tolls: set out in the rental agreement.
• Off-road driving: not permitted under the rental agreement on any model, including the all-wheel-drive SUVs. Desert excursions are arranged with a tour operator, not in a hired car.
• Oman: crossing the border needs a separate permit and separate insurance, so it must be agreed before the booking, not on the day.
• Parking: paid zones and mall car parks are the practical option; valet at hotels is common and charged by the hotel.

A 5-seat SUV such as the Bentley Bentayga or Lamborghini Urus is the sensible choice for the longer inter-emirate runs with passengers and luggage, while a 2-seat coupe is best kept to shorter, lighter drives. In our experience, most guests plan one long day trip and keep the rest of the booking local — that mix gets the most out of the car without pushing the daily kilometre allowance.

Why travellers choose exotic car rental in UAE with us

Rent-Trip is a self-drive exotic car hire service in the UAE, and this section sets out what is actually included in a booking — the fleet, the terms and the way the process works from first message to handover. Every figure below is one we hold to, with no add-ons that appear later.

What a booking with Rent-Trip includes

• 12 exotic models: Porsche 911 Carrera, Ferrari Portofino, Lamborghini Urus, Bentley Bentayga, McLaren 720S, Rolls-Royce Cullinan and six more, from AED 1,400 to AED 5,500 per day.
• Comprehensive insurance (CDW): included in the price, so a scrape or a kerbed wheel is covered rather than billed back to you.
• 250 km per day: included in the daily rate, with extra kilometres charged on top and set out in the rental agreement.
• 24/7 delivery across Dubai: including the airport, so the car meets you rather than you finding it.
• Self-drive only: the car comes to you and you drive it yourself, with the keys in your hands for the whole booking.
• VAT 5% shown separately: the headline rate is the rate, and the tax line is visible before you confirm.

Why self-drive rather than a hire car with a driver

Self-drive is the whole point of an exotic — the noise, the gearshift, the way a mid-engine car turns in. Our fleet exists for exactly that: 2-seat coupes such as the McLaren 720S and the Lamborghini Huracan, 4-seat coupes and convertibles including the Ferrari Portofino and Aston Martin DB11, and 5-seat SUVs such as the Lamborghini Urus and Bentley Bentayga for a full car and luggage. Power ranges from 385 hp in the Porsche 911 Carrera to 720 hp in the McLaren, and every engine is petrol with an automatic gearbox, so nothing needs a special technique.

The practical side matters just as much. Minimum driver age is 21, and 25 for the exotic class on this page. Residents show an Emirates ID and a UAE licence; tourists bring a passport, a visa or entry stamp, a home licence, and an IDP if that licence is not in Latin script. The security deposit is held on the card and released after the booking — the amount is set out in the rental agreement rather than quoted here.

How the booking works

You send the model and the dates, we confirm availability and the total, and the car is delivered at the agreed time and place. It is a short conversation, not a form you fill in twice. In our practice the model choice is the part travellers change most often, so agreeing it with a manager first saves a rewrite of the whole booking.

Longer terms are where the pricing does real work: a week starts at AED 8,400 and a month at AED 29,400, because weekly is the daily rate times six and monthly is the daily rate times twenty-one. For a stay that runs past a week, that structure is worth checking before you pick the car.