Luxury car rental in UAE

From AED 380 per day, Rent-Trip offers luxury car rental in the UAE with 14 cars in the fleet — from the Lexus ES 300h and Mercedes-Benz C-Class to the BMW 7 Series and Mercedes-Benz S-Class. We deliver to Dubai, including the airport, and every booking is agreed with a manager.

Luxury car rental in UAE with 14 premium models from AED 380

Our fleet covers 14 premium models — seven sedans and seven SUVs — priced from AED 380 to AED 900 per day. Every car in this class is automatic, comes with comprehensive insurance (CDW) and 250 km of daily mileage included. We deliver the car to you anywhere in Dubai, and each booking is confirmed with a manager before the keys change hands.

Daily, weekly and monthly rates explained

Our entry rate starts at AED 380 per day for the Lexus ES 300h; weekly rates begin at AED 2,280 and monthly at AED 7,980. The weekly figure equals six days, so the seventh day costs nothing extra — that is how we set the tier rather than rounding it up. At the top of the range, the BMW 7 Series and Mercedes-Benz S-Class sit at AED 900 per day, or AED 5,400 for a week. A weekly booking at the entry rate works out cheaper per day than three separate daily hires, which matters if your stay spans a full working week plus a weekend. Long stays shift the maths further: a month at the base rate is AED 7,980, and the car stays with you the whole time. If your dates are fixed, lock the weekly tier early — the per-day saving is real, and the popular models go first.

Prices by model

What is included and what is not

• Comprehensive insurance (CDW): included in the daily rate, so the car is covered for the standard hire period.
• Mileage: 250 km per day included; extra kilometres are charged on top.
• VAT 5%: shown separately from the headline price on your booking.
• Security deposit: held on the card and released after the hire — the amount is set out in the rental agreement.
• Delivery: 24/7 across Dubai, including the airport, arranged when you book.
• Not included: fuel and any traffic fines.

The deposit is the one number travellers ask about most, and we keep it off the page on purpose — it depends on the model and is confirmed in writing before you drive away.

What luxury car rental in UAE costs

Rates across our premium fleet sit between AED 380 and AED 900 per day. Every booking carries comprehensive insurance, 250 km of daily mileage and an automatic gearbox, while VAT 5% appears as a separate line on the agreement.

Daily, weekly and monthly tiers

Entry pricing begins at AED 380 per day, with weekly tiers from AED 2,280 and monthly tiers from AED 7,980. The weekly figure is built on six days rather than seven, and the monthly on twenty-one — so a full week costs the same as six days, and the seventh comes free. On longer stays the saving compounds: a month at the entry rate is AED 7,980 against AED 11,400 if you paid day by day. The flagship Mercedes-Benz S-Class follows the same structure at AED 900 per day, which works out at AED 5,400 weekly and AED 18,900 monthly. A weekly booking costs the same as six days, so a seventh day is effectively free — worth planning around a full week rather than five or six loose days.

Rates for each model in the fleet

The gap between the entry Lexus and the flagship sedans is AED 520 a day — enough to cover a full week of the cheapest car on this page.

The agreement: what your rate covers

• Comprehensive insurance (CDW): part of every rate, so collision damage is covered under the terms of the agreement.
• Mileage: 250 km per day included, with extra kilometres charged on top at the rate in your agreement.
• VAT 5%: not folded into the headline price — it is shown separately on the rental agreement.
• Fuel: not included — the car is handed over with a set level and returned at the same level.

Daily weekly and monthly rates for luxury car rental in UAE

Luxury car rental with our company starts at AED 380 per day, with weekly rates from AED 2,280 and monthly rates from AED 7,980. Those three figures cover the same 14 cars — the rate you pay depends on how long you keep the vehicle, not on which model you pick.

The maths behind the longer bookings is simple, and it works in your favour. A week is charged as six days, so the seventh day costs nothing extra. A month is charged as 21 days, which means the remaining nine days of a 30-day period are not billed. If your stay runs eight or nine days, it is worth comparing a full week plus extra days against a straight weekly rate — the weekly figure often wins once you pass the six-day mark.

What each rental length works out to

• Daily: from AED 380 for the Lexus ES 300h, rising to AED 900 for the BMW 7 Series and Mercedes-Benz S-Class.
• Weekly: from AED 2,280, calculated as six daily rates rather than seven.
• Monthly: from AED 7,980, calculated as 21 daily rates rather than 30.
• Longer stays: a month at the entry rate costs less than three separate weeks, so extended bookings are worth pricing before you commit.

The gap between the cheapest and the most expensive model is AED 520 per day. Over a week that difference is AED 3,120 — enough to change which car makes sense for a two-week trip. In our experience, guests who book for ten days or more usually move up a class rather than stretch the budget on a single day.

Every rate above includes comprehensive insurance (CDW) and 250 km per day. VAT at 5% is shown separately on the rental agreement, and the security deposit is held on the card and released after the rental. Extra kilometres beyond the daily allowance are charged, so if your plans involve regular runs between emirates, factor that in before choosing the cheapest daily rate.

Prices by model for luxury car rental in UAE

Daily rates across our 14-car luxury fleet run from AED 380 to AED 900. The table below lists every sedan and SUV available across the Emirates, with body style, seats, drive and the daily rate for each.

The spread between the cheapest and the dearest model is AED 520 a day — more than a full week in the entry car. Two models share the top rate: the BMW 7 Series and the Mercedes-Benz S-Class, both at AED 900. Mid-range picks sit close together: the C-Class at AED 450 and the 5 Series at AED 520 sit just apart, while the E-Class and the Tahoe both land on AED 600 despite one being a sedan and the other a seven-seat SUV.

• Cheapest luxury model: the hybrid Lexus ES 300h at AED 380 per day, the only hybrid in the fleet.
• Best value seven-seater: the Chevrolet Tahoe at AED 600, matching the E-Class sedan on price with two extra seats.
• Most powerful: the Cadillac Escalade at 426 hp and 6.2 L, at AED 850 per day.
• Only all-wheel sedan: the Audi A6 at AED 540, useful when a rear-drive model feels loose in heavy traffic.

Every rate above is a daily figure — Rent-Trip applies the same fleet-wide multipliers, so a week costs six days and a month costs twenty-one. On the Lexus that works out at AED 2,280 weekly and AED 7,980 monthly; on the S-Class, AED 5,400 and AED 18,900. In our experience, travellers who fix their dates first and pick the model second get the seven-seat SUVs they want, because those move fastest around weekends and public holidays.

What is included in luxury car rental in UAE and what is not

Rent-Trip builds the rate so that the headline figure is the figure you pay, with one exception we always flag before booking: VAT 5% is shown separately. Everything else in the price is already there, and the agreement sets out the rest in writing.

• Comprehensive insurance (CDW): included in the daily rate, so a scrape in a car park or a cracked windscreen does not come out of your pocket as a surprise.
• Mileage: 250 km per day included, with extra kilometres charged on top — enough for Dubai and a run to another emirate and back.
• Delivery and collection: 24/7 delivery across Dubai, including the airport, arranged when you confirm the booking.
• VAT: 5%, added as a separate line on the invoice rather than buried in the rate.
• Security deposit: held on the card and released after the hand-back; the amount is set out in the agreement.
• Fuel: fuel is on you, and any toll charges are set out in the rental agreement.

What is not in the price is short and predictable: fuel, any kilometres past the daily allowance, and the VAT line. There is no mystery cleaning fee and nothing invented at the counter — if something sits outside the rate, it is named in the paperwork you sign, not discovered afterwards.

On the deposit, one practical point from our side of the desk. It is a hold, not a payment, so the money stays visible on your statement until the car comes back and is checked — which is why we ask for the card at handover rather than a cash equivalent. Pick a car with a boot big enough for the luggage you actually brought, because a deposit dispute over a scratched bumper from a suitcase is the most common argument we see, and it is entirely avoidable.

Which luxury models you can rent

Fourteen models make up our luxury fleet in the UAE — seven sedans and seven SUVs, all automatic, all with comprehensive insurance included. Prices run from AED 380 to AED 900 per day, so the choice is really about body style, seat count and how much engine you want under your right foot.

Sedans for business and city driving

Seven luxury sedans are available, from the hybrid Lexus ES 300h to the BMW 7 Series and Mercedes-Benz S-Class. The Lexus ES 300h is the entry point at AED 380 per day — a 2.5 L hybrid with 218 hp and front-wheel drive, which suits long airport runs where fuel stops are an inconvenience. The Mercedes-Benz C-Class (AED 450) and BMW 5 Series (AED 520) are both 2.0 L rear-wheel models with 258 hp and 252 hp respectively, while the Audi A6 at AED 540 is the only all-wheel-drive sedan in the group, with 245 hp. Above them sit the Mercedes-Benz E-Class (AED 600), the BMW 7 Series and the Mercedes-Benz S-Class — both at AED 900 per day, both 3.0 L, with 381 hp and 367 hp. Rear-wheel drive on the German sedans gives a tighter feel on Sheikh Zayed Road, though the A6 is the one to pick if you want all-weather grip.

SUVs for families and longer trips

Seven luxury SUVs range from the Chevrolet Tahoe at AED 600 to the Cadillac Escalade at AED 850 per day. Five of the seven seat seven — the Tahoe and GMC Yukon (both 5.3 L, 355 hp), the Nissan Patrol (5.6 L, 400 hp), the Toyota Land Cruiser (3.5 L, 409 hp) and the Escalade (6.2 L, 426 hp) — so a full family plus luggage fits without negotiation. The Range Rover Evoque (AED 650) and Porsche Macan (AED 800) are five-seaters with 249 hp and 265 hp, and both are all-wheel drive. Check the seat count before booking a family trip: the two five-seat SUVs look the part but will not take seven.

How far ahead to book

Booking is agreed with a manager, so the earlier you confirm, the better the model choice.

• Flagship sedans: the BMW 7 Series and Mercedes-Benz S-Class go first — reserve these earliest if your dates are fixed.
• Seven-seat SUVs: the Land Cruiser, Patrol and Escalade follow closely, especially around weekends.
• Entry models: the Lexus ES 300h and Mercedes-Benz C-Class are the easiest to secure at short notice.
• Tell us the trip: a business week, a family holiday and a long drive to another emirate each point to a different car.

Two names dominate the upper end of our fleet — the S-Class and the 7 Series — and both sit at the same AED 900 daily rate, which makes the choice a matter of taste rather than budget.

Sedans for business and city driving in luxury car rental UAE

Seven luxury sedans sit in the Rent-Trip fleet, from the hybrid Lexus ES 300h at AED 380 per day to the BMW 7 Series and Mercedes-Benz S-Class, both at AED 900. All seven run automatic transmission and five seats, and every one of them is a full-size four-door built for the road rather than the showroom.

The entry point is the Lexus ES 300h, and it is the only hybrid on this page: a 2.5-litre, 218 hp front-wheel-drive saloon that returns noticeably better fuel economy than the rest of the line-up. Above it come the German four-cylinders — the Mercedes-Benz C-Class at AED 450, the BMW 5 Series at AED 520 and the Audi A6 at AED 540. All three use a 2.0-litre engine, but the C-Class and 5 Series put power to the rear wheels while the A6 is the only all-wheel-drive sedan in the class. The Mercedes-Benz E-Class at AED 600 shares the C-Class drivetrain and power output in a longer body, which is the version most of our business travellers settle on.

The two flagships close the range. The BMW 7 Series and the Mercedes-Benz S-Class both list at AED 900 per day, both carry a 3.0-litre engine and rear-wheel drive, and both are the cars clients ask for by name when a meeting matters more than the drive. Rear-wheel drive on the German sedans gives a tighter, more planted feel in traffic on Sheikh Zayed Road, while the front-driven Lexus is the calmer option if you would rather not think about the throttle at all.

• Hybrid option: the Lexus ES 300h at AED 380 per day — the only hybrid among the sedans, with 218 hp from a 2.5-litre engine.
• Mid-range four-cylinders: the Mercedes-Benz C-Class at AED 450, the BMW 5 Series at AED 520 and the Audi A6 at AED 540 — all 2.0-litre, five seats, automatic.
• Flagships: the BMW 7 Series and the Mercedes-Benz S-Class at AED 900 — 3.0-litre engines, rear-wheel drive, five seats.
• Watch the drive type: only the Audi A6 sends power to all four wheels, so pick it if wet roads or loose surfaces worry you.

A weekly booking on any of these sedans costs the same as six days, so the seventh day comes free — if your trip runs to a full week, reserve the car for seven days rather than six and plan the extra day around it.

SUVs for families and longer trips with luxury car rental in UAE

Seven luxury SUVs sit in the Rent-Trip fleet, from the Chevrolet Tahoe at AED 600 per day to the Cadillac Escalade at AED 850. All-wheel drive is standard across the range, and five of the seven seat seven — the Range Rover Evoque and Porsche Macan are the two five-seaters. On longer routes between emirates, the bigger bodies and higher seating position make a real difference over a sedan.

The Chevrolet Tahoe and GMC Yukon share a 5.3 L, 355 hp petrol engine and both seat seven, with the Yukon priced AED 20 higher per day. The Nissan Patrol runs a 5.6 L, 400 hp unit, and the Toyota Land Cruiser pairs a 3.5 L, 409 hp engine with the same seven-seat layout — these two are the models we hand over most often for multi-day trips. The Cadillac Escalade is the largest here at 6.2 L and 426 hp. If you need a third row that adults can actually use for a full day, the Patrol, Land Cruiser, Tahoe, Yukon and Escalade all deliver it.

• Five-seaters: the Range Rover Evoque (2.0 L, 249 hp, AED 650) and Porsche Macan (2.0 L, 265 hp, AED 800) suit couples and small families who want a compact footprint.
• Seven-seaters: Tahoe, Yukon, Patrol, Land Cruiser and Escalade — pick one when you are carrying five or more people plus luggage.
• Weekly rates: a seven-day booking costs the same as six days, so a week in a Tahoe comes to AED 3,600 rather than AED 4,200.
• Mileage: 250 km per day is included, and extra kilometres are charged — the allowance is set out in the rental agreement.

Before you commit to a seven-seater for a long trip, check the seating layout against your actual headcount: the Evoque and Macan look like family cars in photos but only carry five, and swapping models after confirmation is harder than choosing right the first time.