Luxury Car Rental Dubai — Prices, Top Cars, and What You Need

Luxury Car Rental Dubai — Prices, Top Cars, and What You Need

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Written by Sana Jamal

Last updated: May 15, 2026

Luxury car rental in Dubai covers self-drive hire and chauffeur-driven service for vehicles including Ferrari, Lamborghini, Rolls-Royce, Mercedes-Benz, and Bentley. Daily rates start around AED 1,200 for executive sedans and reach AED 12,000 for hypercars. UAE residents need a valid UAE driving licence; tourists need their home country licence, passport, and UAE visa stamp.

Do This Next

  1. Decide between self-drive and chauffeur before comparing cars and rates
  2. Gather your documents: driving licence, passport, and UAE visa stamp
  3. Book in advance — popular models are unavailable at short notice during peak season

Dubai’s rental fleet spans three tiers: executive luxury, premium SUVs, and supercars.

VehicleCategoryApprox. Daily Rate (AED)
Mercedes-Benz S-ClassExecutive sedan1,200–1,800
BMW 7 SeriesExecutive sedan1,200–1,600
Range Rover SportPremium SUV1,500–2,500
Mercedes-Benz G63 AMGLuxury SUV2,800–3,200
Rolls-Royce DawnLuxury convertible3,000–3,500
Bentley BentaygaLuxury SUV3,500–4,500
Ferrari RomaSports car3,500–4,000
Lamborghini HuracánSupercar3,800–4,500
McLaren 750S SpyderSupercar4,500–5,500
Lamborghini RevueltoHypercar10,000–12,000

Rates reflect single-day bookings. Weekly rentals typically cost less per day, and most companies offer a deposit ranging from AED 2,000 to AED 10,000 depending on the vehicle class.

Not every luxury car in Dubai is a supercar. Lexus is a luxury car brand — it is the premium division of Toyota — and models such as the Lexus LS and Lexus LX offer a refined experience at significantly lower daily rates than European marques like BMW or Mercedes-Benz.

Luxury Car Rental Dubai With Driver — How It Works

Chauffeur-driven hire is a separate product from self-drive rental, and its pricing structure is different.

Most Dubai rental companies offer hourly chauffeur bookings starting at AED 150–AED 250 per hour. Full-day packages with a driver typically run AED 800 to AED 2,500 depending on the vehicle and company. Airport transfers, corporate events, weddings, and multi-stop day tours are the most common use cases.

Chauffeur-driven bookings do not require the passenger to hold a driving licence.

Drivers operating through licensed rental companies are regulated under Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) standards. When comparing services, verified “luxury car rental Dubai” providers list both self-drive and chauffeur options together, making it straightforward to price both arrangements before committing.

Documents Required to Rent a Luxury Car in Dubai

Requirements differ between UAE residents and foreign visitors.

UAE residents need:

  • Valid UAE driving licence
  • Passport copy
  • Emirates ID

Foreign tourists need:

  • Valid home country driving licence
  • Passport with UAE visa stamp
  • Airport entry stamp on passport
Documents Required to Rent a Luxury Car in Dubai

Visitors from GCC countries, the United Kingdom, United States, European Union member states, and Australia can drive in Dubai on their home country licence without converting it or obtaining an international driving permit. Visitors from other countries should confirm eligibility with the Roads and Transport Authority before booking.

An expired driving licence will not be accepted by any licensed rental company in Dubai. Check expiry dates before travel.

Luxury Car Rental in Abu Dhabi

The same companies that operate luxury car rental Dubai fleets typically serve Abu Dhabi as well, with free delivery between the two cities offered by most providers.

Abu Dhabi’s wider roads and lower traffic density make it a preferred setting for driving open-top convertibles or high-performance sports cars. The vehicle selection in Abu Dhabi is comparable to Dubai, though fewer independent operators are based there.

Related: transport and driving tips in Dubai

Pro Tip: Before driving away, film a short walkthrough video of the entire vehicle. Capture all four sides and any existing scratches or dents at close range. Save the video with a timestamp — this is the clearest protection against damage disputes when you return the car.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to rent a luxury car in Dubai?

Daily rates for luxury car rental in Dubai range from approximately AED 1,200 for executive sedans such as the Mercedes-Benz S-Class to AED 12,000 for hypercars like the Lamborghini Revuelto. Mid-tier options — the Rolls-Royce Dawn, Bentley Bentayga, or Ferrari Roma — typically fall between AED 3,000 and AED 4,500 per day. Weekly rates are lower per day than daily bookings.

Is Lexus considered a luxury car?

Yes. Lexus is Toyota’s dedicated luxury vehicle division, launched globally in 1989. Models such as the Lexus LS sedan and Lexus LX SUV are classified as luxury vehicles and are available through Dubai rental companies at lower daily rates than comparable European luxury brands. Lexus is frequently cited among the most reliable luxury car options available.

What is the most reliable luxury car to rent in Dubai?

Among commonly rented models, the Mercedes-Benz S-Class, BMW 7 Series, and Lexus LS are consistently rated for mechanical reliability. For SUVs, the Range Rover Sport and Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG are popular choices. Most reputable rental companies in Dubai maintain their fleet vehicles at low mileage, which reduces the risk of issues during the rental period.

What is the difference between self-drive and luxury car rental with a driver in Dubai?

Self-drive luxury car rental gives you full control of the vehicle. You pay the daily vehicle rate plus a refundable security deposit. Chauffeur-driven hire adds a licensed driver to the booking, charged per hour or as a full-day rate on top of the vehicle cost. Self-drive requires a valid driving licence; chauffeur hire does not.

Last verified: May 2026

Reviewed by: UAEwow Content Team

Source: Roads and Transport Authority (RTA), Dubai

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Sana Jamal - Sana Jamal holds an MSc in Finance from an American university in the UAE and has lived and worked in the UAE for over 20 years — giving her first-hand, resident-level experience with UAE banking, salary systems, and everyday personal finance processes, not just theoretical knowledge. With a background in journalism, she specializes in turning UAE banking procedures and government financial services into clear, accurate, practical guidance — from checking a FAB account balance to understanding Ratibi and salary protection status. Sana writes and reviews UAEWOW's finance and banking content to keep it accurate and current with how these services actually work.

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