Lamborghini Rental in Dubai: 8 Places to Rent a Huracán or Urus Compared, Know Prices, Which Is Cheapest For A Day

Lamborghini Rental in Dubai

In this guide you will find the eight places, what one day in each Lamborghini costs, which is cheapest, and what tourists need to rent one.

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Here are the eight places, starting with the cheapest Huracán for one day. Where a company leaves VAT out of its price, we added the 5% so the numbers compare fairly.

1. OneClickDrive

OneClickDrive is not a rental company itself. It is a website where many Dubai rental companies list their cars, and you book with the company directly. That is why it has the widest choice: 68 Lamborghinis from 21 companies when we checked, and the cheapest one-day prices in this guide.

The catch is that every listing is a different company, with its own rules on age, deposit and insurance, so read the listing before you message. Trustpilot has withheld OneClickDrive's own score and says it removed fake reviews, and some reviewers there write about suppliers who kept a deposit or swapped the car. Check the supplier's name and its own reviews before you pay.

Choose OneClickDrive if price matters most and you are happy to check the company behind the listing yourself.

2. Trinity Rental

Trinity Rental is a supercar company in Al Quoz with its own fleet. Its prices look higher at first, but they already include VAT, Salik tolls and a full tank, which most others charge on top. It asks for no deposit and takes cards, cash or crypto.

The price drops the longer you keep the car: the Huracán EVO is AED 2,160 a day for four to seven days. One thing to settle first is the age rule, because its car pages say 25 and its brand page says 21. It has almost no independent reviews yet, with a single review on Trustpilot.

Choose Trinity if you want one all-in price with no deposit and no toll bill afterwards.

3. Renty

Renty is one of the biggest names in Dubai luxury rental, running since 2018 and saying it has 550 cars of its own. It lists 149 Lamborghini offers, and it is the only place here that shows an hourly price on some Huracáns.

Renty's Trustpilot score is 3.6 from 117 reviews. The complaints repeat: bookings cancelled close to pick-up, a deposit asked for on a car shown as "no deposit", and one reviewer charged AED 400 for an international licence. Its price also leaves out insurance beyond third party, Salik and fuel. Get the deposit and the full price confirmed in writing.

Choose Renty if you want the biggest choice from one company, or a Huracán for a few hours.

4. Masterkey (MK Rent a Car)

Masterkey is an Al Quoz company with the cheapest Urus of any company booked directly, at AED 1,999 a day with VAT on its car page. It says it asks for no deposit and lists everything from the Urus to an Aventador SVJ.

Its pages do not agree with each other. The Urus is AED 1,799 in one table, AED 1,999 on its car page and AED 2,799 in its FAQ, and the age rule is 25 on one page and 18 on another. Salik is charged at AED 6 or 8 plus VAT a gate, and prices can rise on weekends and holidays. Its only Trustpilot review, from 2021, is about a deposit that was not returned.

Choose Masterkey if you want an Urus at the lowest direct price, and you get the price, age rule and delivery fee confirmed on WhatsApp first.

5. Superior Car Rental

Superior has rented supercars in Dubai since 2011 and has the best independent reviews here: 4.7 on Trustpilot from 35 reviews, with no complaints showing. It delivers free anywhere in Dubai within an hour, airports included.

Superior is a good example of why you should check more than one page. The same Urus is AED 2,299 before VAT on its OneClickDrive listing, from AED 2,299 in its own FAQ, and AED 2,599 on its website cards. Ask for the lowest of these when you book. Its deposit is a card hold that it releases when you return the car, and you can drive in all seven emirates but not into Oman.

Choose Superior if you care most about a company with a long record and good reviews.

6. Brook Drive

Brook Drive is a JVC company with a clear price table and no deposit or card hold. It is also the only company here that publishes its insurance excess, which is what you pay yourself if you damage the car: AED 2,500 to 7,500 a claim.

Salik is covered, but delivery is not, so collect the car from its JVC office if you can. The Urus comes with 200 km a day rather than the usual 250. Prices fall to AED 2,290 a day for the Urus if you rent for three to seven days.

Choose Brook Drive if you want to know your worst-case cost before you drive away.

7. Octane

Octane is a large supercar company with pick-up points across Dubai and a Trustpilot score of 4.6 from 62 reviews. Its standard prices are among the highest here, but members of its Club Card get about 40 to 45% off, if you rent often.

Octane does not say what the Club Card costs, so ask before you count on that price. Its homepage says "no deposit" while its price table lists AED 5,000, and one recent reviewer paid AED 662 upfront and was then refused the car. It rents for a minimum of 24 hours, with no hourly option.

Choose Octane if you rent supercars often enough for the Club Card to pay off.

8. Friends Car Rental

Friends Car Rental, near Trade Centre, is the place to look if you want the sharpest Huracán, the STO, with no deposit. It is the only one of its Lamborghinis with a published price, and it takes drivers from 21.

Its basic price covers only third-party insurance, so ask what full cover adds. Salik is AED 5 a gate, billed at the end, and fuel is yours.

Choose Friends if you want the STO specifically and you are under 25.

Which Is the Cheapest Lamborghini to Rent for a Day?

The Urus is the cheapest Lamborghini to rent in Dubai, from about AED 1,680 for a day with VAT on OneClickDrive. Booked directly with a company, the cheapest Urus is Masterkey's at AED 1,999 with VAT, and the cheapest Huracán is Trinity's EVO at AED 2,430, which also covers Salik and fuel.

Renting for longer brings the daily price down quickly. At Trinity a Huracán EVO is AED 2,430 a day for one to three days, AED 2,160 for four to seven days and AED 1,350 a day for a month.

How Much Does It Cost to Rent a Lamborghini in Dubai?

One day in a Lamborghini costs about AED 1,700 to 3,300 in Dubai, depending on the model and the company, before any extras. The extras are where a cheap price can stop being cheap, and the biggest one is the kilometre limit.

So plan your route. A drive to Abu Dhabi and back is roughly 280 km, which already goes past a 250 km limit. The other costs to check are:

• VAT. OneClickDrive, Octane and Friends show prices without the 5%.
• Salik. Most companies bill each toll gate after the rental, with their own fee on top. Trinity and Brook Drive include it.
• Fuel. You usually return the car with the same fuel you got. Trinity includes a full tank.
• Excess. This is what you pay yourself if you damage the car. Only Brook Drive publishes its figure, AED 2,500 to 7,500.

How much to rent a Lamborghini for 2 hours?

Most of these places rent for a minimum of 24 hours, so two hours usually costs the same as a day. Renty is the exception, with an hourly price on some Huracáns, such as AED 283 an hour on a 2023 EVO Spyder. Ask about the minimum booking before you count on it.

Huracán or Urus: Which Should You Rent?

Rent the Huracán for the drive itself, and the Urus if you need space or want the lower price. The Huracán is the low two-seat supercar most people picture, and the Spyder versions have a roof that folds down. The Urus is Lamborghini's SUV, with room for four and their bags.

Can Tourists Rent a Lamborghini in Dubai?

Yes. Tourists can rent a Lamborghini in Dubai with a passport, a visit visa, a credit card in their own name and a driving licence the UAE accepts. If your country's licence is not on the UAE's recognised list, you also need an International Driving Permit (IDP), which you get in your home country before you travel.

The legal minimum age to rent a car in the UAE is 21, but many companies set 25 for a Lamborghini, and some want a licence held for one to three years. In this guide, Renty, Superior and Friends take drivers from 21. For an everyday car instead, see our guide to the best car rental apps in Dubai.

Is Renting a Lamborghini in Dubai Worth It?

It is worth it for one special day, not as a way to get around. For the price of a single day you could take taxis for weeks, so treat it as an experience. Book a weekday if you can, as some companies charge more at weekends and on holidays, and choose a Spyder in the cooler months so you can open the roof.

If you only want the feeling of driving one, an hour or two may be enough, and the Urus gives you the badge and the sound for less money than a Huracán.

Before You Pay: What to Get in Writing

Several companies in this guide say different things on different pages, so treat the website as a starting point, not the deal.

1. Ask for the full price on WhatsApp. Day rate with VAT, the deposit, the kilometre limit and the price per extra km, the excess, and the minimum age.
2. Pay the deposit on a credit card as a hold. Dubai's rules say it should be blocked, not charged, and released within 30 days if there are no fines or damage.
3. Film the car at hand-over. Walk round it slowly, with the wheels, the windscreen and the fuel and km readings in the video.
4. Return it on time and refuelled. Late returns are charged by the hour, and fuel is charged at the company's price.
5. Expect the Salik and fines bill later. Fines that arrive after you return the car come out of the deposit, often with an admin fee per fine.

You also pay for parking like any other driver; see how to pay parking in Dubai.