Best Supercar Rental in Dubai: Top 10 Places in 2026
The best supercar rental companies in Dubai are Superior Car Rental, for its long record and clear terms, and MKV Luxury, for its strong recent reviews, while OneClickDrive has the lowest prices, with a Lamborghini Urus from about AED 1,680 a day. Most supercars cost AED 2,000 to 3,500 a day with VAT, many companies ask no deposit, and most want drivers aged 23 to 25.
The best supercar rental in Dubai depends on what you want most, but after comparing more than 20 companies we would start with Superior Car Rental for its record and clear terms, and MKV Luxury for its recent reviews. For the lowest price, OneClickDrive lists cars from dozens of smaller companies, with a Lamborghini Urus from about AED 1,680 a day.
Most of these places now rent without a deposit, deliver free in Dubai and include about 250 km a day. What separates them is how honest their prices and terms are, and what other customers say afterwards. That is how we ranked them.
Best Supercar Rental in Dubai
In this guide you will find our top 10 places to rent a supercar, what each is best for, what a day costs, and what to check before you book.
Here are the 10 places, in the order we would book them. We ranked on independent reviews first, then how clearly each company states its prices, deposit and rules, then price and choice.
1. Superior Car Rental
Superior has rented supercars in Dubai since 2011 and has about 35 to 40 of them in a fleet of 104 cars. It has a Trustpilot score of 4.7 from 35 reviews with no complaints showing, and some of the lowest prices for a Ferrari or a Lamborghini Urus.
Its lowest prices are on its FAQ and its OneClickDrive listings, not its website cards, so quote the lower figure. The contract is strict in places: cancelling gets a credit note rather than a refund, and there is an AED 2,000 charge from the fourth time you pass 140 km/h.
Book Superior if you want a company with a long record, fair prices and reviews you can trust.
2. MKV Luxury
MKV is a younger Al Quoz company, started in 2022, with the strongest recent reviews here: 4.8 on Trustpilot from 54 reviews, almost all from the past year, and 4.9 on Google from 558. It offers a zero-deposit option on its supercars.
Its daily limit is 200 km, lower than most, and visitors from outside the GCC need an international licence. If you buy its full insurance, the excess you would still pay after damage is AED 7,500 to 15,000, which is worth knowing before you choose cover. It takes cash, cards and crypto.
Book MKV if recent customer reviews matter most to you.
3. OneClickDrive
OneClickDrive is a website where many Dubai rental companies list their cars, and you book with the company directly. It has the widest choice and the lowest prices, with 68 Lamborghinis and 28 Ferraris when we checked, and a Google rating of 4.6 from 866 reviews.
Every listing is a different company, so the rules and the service change from car to car. Trustpilot has withheld OneClickDrive's own score and removed fake reviews, and some reviewers there describe suppliers who kept a deposit or swapped the car. Check the name of the company behind the listing and look it up before you pay.
Book through OneClickDrive if price comes first and you are happy to check each company yourself.
4. Trinity Rental
Trinity Rental, in Al Quoz, has about 80 cars and the simplest pricing in Dubai: one price that includes VAT, Salik tolls and a full tank, with no deposit. It takes cards, cash and crypto.
It shows a 4.7 rating from 295 reviews on its own site, but it has only one review on Trustpilot, so there is little independent proof yet. Visitors need an International Driving Permit there, even from countries whose licences the UAE accepts.
Book Trinity if you want to know the whole cost at the start, with no bill afterwards.
5. Octane
Octane is one of the biggest supercar companies in Dubai, with pick-up points across the city and a Trustpilot score of 4.6 from 62 reviews. Its members' Club Card cuts about 40% off the standard price, which suits people who rent often.
Its pages contradict each other on the deposit and the kilometre limit, and it does not say what the Club Card costs. One recent reviewer paid AED 662 upfront and was then refused the car. Get the deposit and the price confirmed before paying anything.
Book Octane if you are over 25 and will rent often enough to use the Club Card.
6. Edel & Stark
Edel & Stark is a Swiss luxury rental group with an office in Barsha Heights. It rents the rarest cars in this guide, up to a Lamborghini Revuelto and a Bugatti, and has a Trustpilot score of 4.5 from 161 reviews, though few of them are recent.
It is the most expensive company here, and most prices come as a quote. It takes cash and credit cards but not debit cards, and most visitors from outside Europe need an international licence. It also offers chauffeur-driven cars.
Book Edel & Stark if you want a car no one else in Dubai rents, and price is not the point.
7. Phantom Rent a Car
Phantom has rented cars since 2011 and has walk-in counters in Rixos JBR, Rixos The Palm and Holiday Inn Al Barsha, which suits visitors staying nearby. It is also the clearest about renting by the hour.
It also has branches in Abu Dhabi and a chauffeur service. There are no independent reviews of Phantom we could check, and its site leaves the deposit fee and the kilometre limit blank, so ask for both. An extra driver costs AED 250.
Book Phantom if you want a supercar for an hour or two, or you are staying at JBR or on the Palm.
8. Brook Drive
Brook Drive, in JVC, asks for no deposit and no card hold, and it is the only company we found that publishes its insurance excess, the amount you pay if you damage the car: AED 2,500 to 7,500.
Salik is included, but delivery is not, so collecting from its JVC office saves money. Its reviews are on its own site, not on an independent platform.
Book Brook Drive if you want to know your worst-case cost before you drive off.
9. Renty
Renty, running since 2018, says it has the largest fleet of its own cars in the UAE, about 550, plus partner cars, with hourly prices on some supercars and a chauffeur service.
Its reviews are mixed. Complaints include confirmed bookings cancelled close to pick-up, a deposit asked for on a "no deposit" car, and AED 400 charged for an international licence. Get everything confirmed in writing.
Book Renty if you want one company with the widest range of its own cars.
10. Masterkey (MK Rent a Car)
Masterkey, in Al Quoz, shows prices with VAT included and advertises no deposit, with a cheap Lamborghini Urus and McLaren Artura from AED 1,999 a day.
It is last because its pages often disagree on price, age and delivery, and its only Trustpilot review is a complaint about a deposit. The prices are good, so it is worth a message, but get the terms in writing.
Book Masterkey if you want a low price and you are careful to confirm the terms.
More Places to Rent a Supercar in Dubai
These are smaller or narrower, but worth a look for specific needs:
- Paddock Rent a Car. Pay on delivery, Emirates Skywards miles for each day, Ferrari F8 Tributo from AED 2,730 with VAT. Minimum age 25. paddockrentacar.com
- Rentop. A booking site for partner companies; 14 of its 15 Ferraris need no deposit, and you pay on delivery. Ferrari Roma from AED 2,499. rentop.co
- Friends Car Rental. No deposit on any car and drivers from 21; basic insurance is third party only. Lamborghini Huracán STO from AED 4,199 with VAT. friendscarrental.com
Places we left out
We did not include Rotana Star (Trustpilot 2.0, with repeated complaints about deposits, surprise charges and wrong cars), Silverstone (Trustpilot 2.5, complaints about deposits and swapped cars) or Luxury Supercars Dubai, where a recent reviewer says they paid and never received the car.
Which Supercar Rental Company Is Best for You?
Pick the line that sounds most like you. The best company for a first-time visitor is not the same as the best one for someone who rents every month.
How Much Does It Cost to Rent a Supercar in Dubai?
Most supercars cost about AED 2,000 to 3,500 a day to rent in Dubai, with VAT. The cheapest we found were a Porsche 911 Turbo at AED 1,499 at MKV and a Lamborghini Urus at about AED 1,680 on OneClickDrive. The top end, such as a Ferrari Purosangue or a Lamborghini Revuelto, costs AED 7,000 to 14,000 a day.
On top of the day rate, check VAT (many companies leave it out), the kilometre limit and the price per extra km, Salik tolls and the insurance excess. For model-by-model prices, see our guides to Lamborghini rental in Dubai and Ferrari rental in Dubai.
What is the most rented supercar in Dubai?
No company publishes rental numbers, but the Lamborghini Urus is the supercar you will see listed most: 38 of the 68 Lamborghinis on OneClickDrive were Urus models when we checked. It is also one of the cheapest supercars to rent and seats four.
Can You Rent a Supercar in Dubai as a Tourist?
Yes. Visitors can rent a supercar with a passport, a visit visa, a credit card in their own name and a licence the UAE accepts; drivers from countries the UAE does not recognise also need an International Driving Permit. The legal minimum age is 21, but many companies want 23 or 25 for a supercar.
What to bring:
For an everyday car rather than a supercar, see our guide to the best car rental apps in Dubai.
What to Check Before You Book a Supercar
Almost every company here has at least one page that disagrees with another, so the message you send before booking matters more than the website.
- Ask for the full price in writing. Day rate with VAT, kilometre limit and extra-km price, Salik charge and delivery fee.
- Ask what the deposit is and how it is taken. A credit-card hold is best. Dubai's rules say it should be released within 30 days if there are no fines or damage.
- Ask for the excess. It is what you pay if the car is damaged, and most companies only tell you when asked.
- Do not pay upfront without a confirmed car. Several complaints in this guide began with money paid before the car was confirmed.
- Film the car when it arrives. All round, with the fuel and km readings, before you sign.
If your deposit is not returned
Complain to Dubai's consumer protection office at consumerrights.ae or on 600 545555. This applies to companies with a Dubai trade licence.
FAQs
Which is the best supercar rental company in Dubai?
Superior Car Rental is our first choice, for its record since 2011, Trustpilot score of 4.7 and clear terms. MKV Luxury has the strongest recent reviews, and OneClickDrive has the lowest prices.
How much is it to rent a supercar in Dubai for a day?
About AED 2,000 to 3,500 with VAT for most supercars. The cheapest we found was a Porsche 911 Turbo at AED 1,499, and a Lamborghini Urus at about AED 1,680. A Ferrari Purosangue or Lamborghini Revuelto costs AED 7,000 to 14,000.
Can I rent a supercar in Dubai without a deposit?
Yes. Trinity, Brook Drive, Friends Car Rental and many cars on OneClickDrive and Rentop need no deposit. Some companies charge a daily fee instead, such as Superior's AED 300 plus AED 100 a day.
What is the minimum age to rent a supercar in Dubai?
The legal minimum to rent a car in the UAE is 21. Many supercar companies set 23 or 25; MKV Luxury takes 18 to 22-year-olds for an extra charge.
Can you rent a supercar in Dubai by the hour?
A few companies rent by the hour. Phantom Rent a Car charges AED 1,200 to 2,000 an hour, and Renty shows hourly prices on some cars. Most others rent for at least a day.
Can I rent a Bugatti in Dubai?
Edel & Stark lists Bugatti among its brands, with prices on request. Expect to pay far more than for any other supercar.
Sources and method
About this guide: we compared more than 20 supercar rental companies in Dubai and ranked the top 10 using independent reviews, how clearly they publish their terms, and price, all as checked on 21 October 2026. Prices change often; confirm before you book. Superior Car Rental: https://superiorrental.ae/ Trustpilot, Superior Car Rental: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/superiorrental.ae MKV Luxury: https://www.mkvluxury.com/ MKV Luxury, FAQ and terms: https://www.mkvluxury.com/faqs Trustpilot, MKV Luxury: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/mkvluxury.com OneClickDrive: https://www.oneclickdrive.com/ Trustpilot, OneClickDrive: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/oneclickdrive.com Trinity Rental: https://trinityrental.com/ Octane: https://octane.rent/ Trustpilot, Octane: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/octane.rent Edel & Stark, Dubai: https://www.edelstark.com/en/rent-luxury-car-dubai/ Edel & Stark, Lamborghini prices: https://www.edelstark.com/en/rent-lamborghini-dubai/ Trustpilot, Edel & Stark: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/edelstark.com Phantom Rent a Car: https://phantomrentcar.com/ Brook Drive: https://brook-drive.rent/brand/lamborghini/ Renty: https://renty.ae/brands/lamborghini Trustpilot, Renty: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/renty.ae Masterkey: https://mkrentacar.com/rent-lamborghini-dubai/ Trustpilot, Rotana Star: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/rotanastar.ae Trustpilot, Silverstone: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/rentluxurycars.ae Gulf News, driving in the UAE as a tourist: https://gulfnews.com/ask-gulf-news/ask-gulf-news-driving-in-the-uae-as-a-tourist-licence-rules-car-rentals-and-insurance-1.500388132 Gulf News, Dubai car rental deposits must be returned within 30 days: https://gulfnews.com/living-in-uae/transport/dubai-car-rentals-your-security-deposit-should-be-returned-within-30-days-1.1709647857165
